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Only remedies of proven

mawd ti place on_our

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W Coiéépggrtgik abotitnnisn

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ation on how quickly it re.

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1| The

Temperance Alliance _ -or-

The Tight Little island

Meets on March 11tl1 to discuss

the havoc wrought by “fire-water" There is no need for discussion re the havoc wrought by fire and water, and it is incumbent on everyone to have his property protected by a policy in a good. reliable, fire insurance com- pany auch as The Imperial Underwri- ters Corporation.

Write, call or phone the agent,

G. J. McCoRMAc,

Revere Hotel Block, Charlottetown Phone 351 P. 0. Box 74 8930~3-9M3i

WHO WOULD NOT

BECOME A MAGNATE

Li}[ARLES'I`ON, VV. Vn.,- l\"arci\__Zi.-

Capt. (‘.. (Y. Lewis, a local millionaire,

f'ra|\cl1lse in tho Ohio State Leagu--. Cnpt. Lewis will opt-rate thc Clizirlcri- ion toam this season and it will con- tinue in the league.

The selling company was in it had

way and not in position to maintain a club. The Ohio State i.cn;:ue had tt disastrous season last year and proh- sbly will be re-organized at a meet- ing to be held tomorrow.

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i!i|ll?ll....r""'17?_._...__""""'_I'_"...Z`..T'..."I Minsr e Llnlment Oo., Limited.

Gentlemen.-Last Winter I received

great beueilt from the use of MIN- Altl)‘S LlNlMl‘]N'I‘ in a severe attack of LaGrippe, und l have frequently proved it to be very effective in cases of inflammation.

Yours, /fr _

W. A. HUTCHINSON.

‘T E.” .\ _ A

.tetris

The Difference

“ln india a lac of rupees is ti for-

tu|\c." And in America a lack of dol- lars is a misfortune."

' Lady Not Thrown in

tfusiomer (looking nt auto)--What thc lamps not included in the ntiver- tiscd price of the machine. But thc lamps are shown in the illustration.

Salesman-My dear sir. so is a very

bcautlftii woman. but, we'rc not giving

n lady with each car.

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Wil. ` Q17’ . ' . '*fA\1*‘° I . 83

$5311'

Customers of this bank upgr-

eiete the constant courtesy 0! most inour omce. There is no need for the inexperienced lv ':,'.f,, "'°-" '.'°i"'- ::‘.‘l..‘!.‘i".‘.°.‘:

:until to our mum requirements.

' s.Aceount is

s sling m:ttlr:mWli you have to do is to llf|D8I°“\’ m°“°Yi wqggegisd to o the roll' whether your 4090** 5° W" or small. ii

Clit! - l ~ O ‘»”°|°°°

Totsi euoursel over »°°°»°°°

k f wounded by the same shell on the

, 18

3 nies b forced to relinquish s trench

mugs Leer! m:=:l'*°° Theen Pais came up in the ni8l\l- Bhd ’

“V” cams if we it ll

rEss_p_iinLs

Mr. David Bclxurman returned from

Bedequo last evening

Mr. John Jardine of Brooklyn paid

a. short visit to Murray Harbor. Sat- urday, returnlng home Monday.

liEW illliliilli HMIES

On New London ice, March Bch

1915, a new star shot into the tirma ment of horsedom. when the New London Ice Racing Association called out the local free for all class ssyon res onded but the first heat sh "

and Mrs. N. Campbell, Water St. .__-_-L

Hon. Charles Dalton, Tlgnish. came

to Charlottetown last evening and ro- gistered at the Victoria.

stone.. ` '

Saturday.

lilr C. J. Gallagher, manager of the

Prince Edward Theatre. received a

that his wife was ill in the hospital. Mrs Gallagher went to Ottawa to visit her sister, who hasslnce passed away. I

McQuaid will become manager of the

McQuaid has disposed of his beauti-

Villa Avenue last summer, to Mr Wm. Prowse, ol’ Messrs Prowse Bros., Ltd.

Charlottetown People

. Praise Simple Mixture

Many in Charlottetown praise the

simple mixture of buckthorn bark. glycerlne, etc., known as Alder-i-ka. This remedy is the most THORO- UGH bowel cleanser ever sold helm: even used successfully in appendici- tis. ONE SPOONFUL relieves almost ANY CASE of constipation, sour or gassy stomach. ONE MINUTE after you take it the gasses rumble and pass out. Alder-i~ka cannot gripe and the INSTANT action is surprising. E. A. FOSTER, Druggist.

EHMTINE WITH

E iHE ElNli|]llNS

i.0Ni>oN, iimrcu 4.-up the broad UGS* lime- L33- _-

drive to the main door of the great white country mansion at Sliorni.-clir`l’c, which almost overlooks the Straits oi'

Dover. and which new _bears tho name ui' the Qucen's Canadian Mil- ifnry Hospital, tht-rc came this after- noon a couplc of ambulances. Out ot' these hchblcd seven of the Canadian contingent, fresh from thc blood- drenched fields of Northern France. Soon after their urrivul they were

7 greeted by others of thc (iunudian

army, who had made thc journey back to England between Saturday and Sun-

rolony of distress and succor estab

corners in ldngland.

hospital during the week end and

above mentioned patients, without ex- ception. are going on \vcll, thanks to thc good nursing mid thc tranquil surroundings, and will in every case probably recover their full measured strength before the daisies appear on the big lawn before the hospital.

Your correspondent had tho pleas-

ure oi' chatting with several of these pnticnts. One, comfortable ‘in n room tcnanted `by two other stricken (lan- adlnn warriors, was forced to shake hands with his left. 1-lis right hand had received a dose of German anu- munition

SURPRISED BY SNIPERS

"I went out with n party on the

eighteenth, composed ol' Ctunuliuns and men from two British regiments," he said. "A thick fog was on and wc intended cutting away a lot ol' German entanglcments. We cut them all right and came back a little laicr. We wt-nr out a second time. We were working

, in fine style \vl‘~\ “‘ Io"

' suddenly lifted and immediately Q

and a sergeant. and some other men

to get back. but the corporal and ser geant were both killed. l was lying be

ornin till dusk "

s which were all shot away"

lying about in billets at the rear.

most trenches for over lW0I\f»Y'f0\ll' hours. Our fellows got used to the work from the start. They could not have behaved better; but. of course. they had a big stlffeulng amongst thom of English troops.

"There were no casualties amongst

our men in our neighborhood, but l

Mrs. Gordon McKay of Brsdslbane

is visiting the city the guest of Mr.

Miss Carrie Jardine of Brooklyn. is

vlsitingefrlentts in Murray .Harbor. the guest. of Mr. anti Mrs. Living-

Mlss Myra Livingstone, who has

been visiting friends in Brooklyn for the past two weeks the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jardine. rcturncd home

wire yesterday from Ottawa stating

Mr and Mrs J. H. McQuald leave

to-night for Sydney, C. Il.. where Mr

Canadian Bank of Commerce. Mr

ful residence. which he erected on

AT ltnthier, ownedsby liobt.

Anderson. driven by Ander-

day. All of’ these are being tended by

wrlny mild $10 fm' the <Il11\1'l<~~to\\ Dr. stewart, nusscn and walus. with

it stall" of about n tio'/.cn nurses. also from the Dominion. ’l"ruly a striking

lished by (‘-anadn in one ofthe fairest

Eighteen oi ('ana<la's soldiers have

been hroughl i`rom the front to this

may be stated ut once that all the

party of German snipers came cut. My I little party was made up of a corporal

l was lying down when a sniper caught me in the shoulder. I crawled over to some bushes and nt length managed

hind that bush with an English cap- tain aud a lieutenant from eleven in

the m g .

l-lc went. on to say his regiment

went into the trenches first on the sixteenth. Speaking for my own pla- toon we were delighted to be there. It was u lot better there than in the bil-

let. . . -

Other men in the same room agreed

that trench life was for better than

'_ ' I » ° The next patient visited was ill with gastric trouble, and admits now he

ought to have gone sick earlier. His regiment went up on the seventeenth and remained in the trenches for sh:

days. he said. “On the seventeenth wo had half a regiment in the fore-

‘t s eak for the wholeof the regi-

D .

the prize would be capped by QM Catherine or Keltie. "1

The Queen won in straight heats.

but in the, third it was u race from start to finish “her highuess" winning by a. length in the fast time of 1.09. Hurry Mac was. third thc first heat but owing to an injured knee was drawn. Harry PI got third money and Yankee Boy fourth and both those houses and Nettie went a creditable race in hot company.

Queen Catherine has shown speed

in her past races but was not depend- able until her owner realized she want- ed to he modishly gtirberi and decked her out in a "hobblo." She now looks like a mighty useful racing tool for next summer, and the X. L, l. [L A, can be proud of having brought out two like hor and Keltic, as both show- cd ability to stop the course in 1.10, in tho baby class only 2 your 01113 came 0"* }lH»Sl.V Llill. owned by John Vifig- morc, and Ituthicr from ilobert Au- darson's stable. Hasty Lad won in straight heats stopping the second in 1.3.-l, very creditable for so little train- ing. Ruihier is a rapid gaitetl pacer but a bit nervous.

Judges-J. I.. Lockhard, Ed. Urch,

Wm. 'i`oombs. Time-S. Bernard. Startins Judge-nobert McLeod.

SUMMARY.

FREE FOR ALL (Local.)

Queen Catherine, owned by.

? 11 Harding, driven by llurd- ng.... . . . ... Keltie. owned by J. McPhee,

;driveu by Found . . . . . . . . . ...

Harry P., owned by E How.

att, driven by l’ickering.....

Yankee Boy, owned by 1-]

Stewart, driven by Stewart..

Nettie, owned by J. A.

Marks, driven by l\iarks....

Pathfinder, owned by J. .I.

McArthur, driven hy Mc- Arthur.. .. _ _ _ ___

Harry Mac, owned by l. Ber-

nard, driven by Bernard . . . .. .

Best time 1.09.

111

222

.~. o

4 4

(S43

565

T56

3 Dr

2 YEAR OLD CLASS

Hasty Lad, owned by John

Wigmore. driven bv Wigmorc i l

son . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 2

Frco for nil, March 10. Purse $25.

Entries close with Secretary W. Found, March il. '

SlEWiil_ IEE HAEES

§ ji

The second ice-meet of the Mt. Sle-

wurl Drivers’ Associulioii was held on the ldast ltivcr, Mt. Stewart. on Saturday, March liih, at 4 o‘olock. 'l‘ln.-rc was a lurgo crowd in attend- alwc and the ice was in good condi- tion hnt. owing to the high wind from the north, thc cumpt-ting liorscs were at a disadvantage. The oilicinls wcro

‘ as follows: Starters. i‘. l\l. l\lci)ou-

aid and Alfred Aflicck. Jiulgcs. A. Collin and P. Afilcck. _

There were two events---tile 2.50

class: “George Cressens" owned and driven by Arthur Jay, and “Ring- woorl,” owned and driven by Stewarr. lilcEachern. The Il-minute class with 3 entries. nzunely "llilly .\i<'Gec,"“llir- die," and "Old liz1rr_v.'* driven b_v G. hlclienzic. John Pigott. and Lloyd Jay. respectively. The liorscs \von in both classes in thc order as above named.

The uintch rncc bi-twccn (lcorgc

Crcsccns and ltlngwood, was the at- traction of' the day and ninny conjec- tures woer made as to the olticoino. hui, little Goortrc scttlcd the doubts for the time being ni least, for he won the thrce strniglit heats with a good lcud ouch time. The old sire o\ at worthy posterity is a master of “nc- tion but the \vei|.:l1t oi' years may ne lessening his speed somewhat. 'l`hc race, however was close enough io bc quite interesting to the spectators. it was invariably in the lust quarter that George gnvc u good account of himself. lie never thinks ot` breaking. Time: 1.17. l.lS, 1.15. ~

The second race was u hotly coff-

tested one of Iivc limits of which the following is the sniuntnry by heats: ,.

ts 1- to

2 1 -. .1

Bill_\' Mctlcc.. . ....1

. Birdie.. .. .. ..

Old Harry.. .. ..

1 2 ll

a-:.1

f» .» 2

Ol’ the iivc heats the most excit.ir\g

- was the ilrd; in which Birdie toook - the lend, holding her own to the mill-

dlc of the last quarter, though h l pressed by Billy only one half lertwi behind. 'l`ht=n nt the critical momhiit the gray mare made a bad break and Billy won. The 4th heat was u good one though rather disappointing for Hurry broke before passing the wm- niug post and thus lost 2nd positidii.

All were pleased with the way the

races were contlucted und the fair- ness of the olilclals. lt is hoped weatherman may favor with favor- able conditions for another meet be- fore the month is past.-L.

HiillSE HMIES

ll MUNTEGUE

The third series of horse races held

on the Montague River were very suc- cessfully pulled nil Tiiostlav. March 2nd. This race was advertised for Sat- urday. Feb. 27. but owing to the mild

. ‘ _4¢..-.-1,;-.»-_.,_.»¢-¢e..¢.;1¢¢¢-Add _ _, -

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lhglit, ah’ one only knows what is going weather and the soft condition of the

l the immediate vicinity." I-is _ _____i,_

She lhomoved to his present pleasant " ' i -L' " ___ _______ quarters on Thursday ~- """`

Two men of the Princess Pats

shared another room Both were

fifteenth he il on that occasion for seventy two E

los it was postponed-untll_ _ _

The ice was perfect, and a very ere, itablccrowd attended considering the

short notice Elven. ' ~

The classes called were, 1<‘ree»For

named had five starters, Prince Gres

Bellview, and driven by owner and th veteran George Mcintyre. Ferndsl owned by Mrs.. lvvcs, and drive

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owned bw Mrs. i. Ives, and driven by T. G. Ives, Score Card, owned and driven by Harry McGregor. Montague. The horses not away after considc

White Sox some lengths behind, Ferl

out Ferndale, While Sox, winning ill heat. only-by inches. i~`erndule second

Second heat the horses went uvray

Will! lii§hl0Hll\€ speed, Ferndale went to u bad ln'cz\k, falling back to the rear, but catching again. and fin- ished second tu White Sox who only

Crescus, fifth.

Third heat was a repetition of the

second, White Sox, first hunt mid

money, Directum Patch. third plat-c

ulavu and money. Score Card, fifth.

The three-minute class had four starters: Bitter liilderburg, John Mc-i Phcc, Beileview; Mazie, lildwarti ilros., Greenfield; Britzilinn, .iohn McI’in~r- sou, Montague; and tlie(‘cmct,l’resion Campbell, Montague.

’l`llo horses in the first lteut got:

away well bnnclied together, and Mazie held the lead to thc wire. with Bitter l-iilderburg second, liriizilizui third and the Comet fourth.

In the second heat lvlcl*hcc seemed

to get some oftthc Bitter driven ou of lliiderbnrg, and she umdc Mnzic tramp all the way right to the wire. where she made a break. but the judges placed her first, in spite oi' the persistent claims oi` l\lnzic's driver, who claimed the heat. and when the

third lieut was trotted without her,

The officials for tim tiny were:-

Starter J. H. McGregor; judfcs, John

manner was pleasing to ull.

see another race, as there is yet som speedy ones who have not turned to the toll ot' the starters bell, but boast ot' their fireside speed.-B.

CHESS TOURNAMENT

The clcvcnili round ol’ thc (‘l\cs

throughout the entire procc<‘tlin_r;s. I the first t-ontimgcnt. “'l`:-intoniu llor.\'<»" (thc pw-scifi clinmpion) rod

loo l\l\llcl\.f0r l’r0si<l0nl, \l'0rth,\' nn

1-over from'I.o1isou`s attack, shortly after clvvcn o'cluck. in the second contingent, i.ovc won his first, nitiiic i`rom ilurdncr in good style nu-i in thc scroml nttuck (lu.|'d|u~r won front i.ovr-

'1`hc fwclfth session will begin Wed-

nesday niglit nt ’.'.1lt). The finish oi' thc ’i"onrnumcnt will be profoundly inter- esting and any of the players may spring a surprise.

fungi

.\u i|it,c|'c:~'ti\u: gnaio oi' lmvingv tools

plat-.c nt tho Arena Rink lust night iv- tweun tht- “Nt‘\'t‘i‘slips" and "l>iigl1-

lmlftinic was -'i to Il for thc “.\lui'ks" and at thi- t-nil ol' thc noun- thc si-orc was ll lo 7 in favour oi the "‘i\lui'ks." Neverslips Mucks Mcllonnld . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. _ Stewart Dianiond . ... . . _ . . D. flrosliy Mvlnnis . . _ . . . . . i`urvo| Ryan _ . . . ,... \\-'uri b Vcsscy ... . .. . . Lawler Welsh .. i\ic;\’liiiui\ E. i`rosb_\' l’o\ver

Stars--~\’cssc_v, ltyan, ld. Crosby.

Mucks: Worth, Lawler and Crosby.

Avoid Harsh Pills .- Doctors Condemn Them

Most pills iniforlinmlt-ly are harsh

and drastic; they cause iufiumniation and .fzrcui discoinfort. llnther like nuturc is thr way ci pill should uct. mildly but effectively. Scimico has i-staiilislicd nothing more saitistnctory as :I f`amil_v pill than the old reliable _pills oi' inn ilamllton's which for forty years have had n premier place in Aiuericn, lit: lla1nliton‘s Pills are very mild and can be ci`t`ectivcl_v used by the aged. by children, and iudccd by men and women of all ages. No `stomncb or bowel medicncc is more reliable. Nc remedy for indlgestlon, lieadachc or biliousness is so effective gn mild, so certain to quickly curi- as a 251-.. box of Dr. llan1iltou's Pills.

THE POOR MOTHER.

Two nurscmaids were wheeling

their infant charges in the park when one asked the other:

row afternoon?"

“l am afraid not." “What!" exclaimed the other. “Ami

you so fond of dancing!" '

sclentious maid. “but to tell you the

with its mother.”-llarper’s.

All and Three Minute Class. The first

cus, by Grescus 2.02%, owned and driven by James Riley, Gnspercaux, Dlrectum Patch (half brother to Dan Patch. 1.55) owned by John McPhee,

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"--' _M .,_, V 2. __ L ~_~., `

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dale held this lead until within u very

short distance of tho wire., when ivch ' camo with a terrific drive .and noscd o

g _ . _ _ . A ” '

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and driven by Guo. Martin, White Sox . -u 4 y

able'Sco|-ing l"ernt|:.ticin theiea.d.with R " r I _

scoring Ferndale in the lead, with Q

Hundreds of Remnants go on Sale

THIS MORNING

actual value.

Remnants of Towelings Remnants oi Sheetings

. -Remnants of Curtainings

Remnants oi Art

Remnants of Coverings

l`t‘L‘?.“.~.‘Z.‘f.‘iZ’$.`l.-.il‘.i.".."§.“?..‘.IL.f"i..§‘.i"iili Remnants of Pillow Cottons etc, etc.,

had to jog in this time. with Directnn Patch third, Score Card, fourth. Prince . 3’ m.

Sateens

money, Ferndale second place and . me ‘"°“°Y» f°~~h which economical housewifes can make good use

of and which may be secured at a fraction of their

Remnants of Grey Coitons Remnants oi White Cottons Remnants of Cretonnes Remnants of Ticltings Remnants of Veloiirs ` Remnants of Table Linens

Bitter liilderbnrg winning first place and money, Britzilian second, thc

tfomet third.

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s;::::.:: x:.°.f.:.‘.::;;;'.1:.~." and secure first and best choice

lf the ice keeps good it is hoped tg L_.; ‘Ing K - I I- I1' I

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FlHEUMATiSM HAS A FOE

Only those who llnvc s1|i't`orci| thc

ziizoliiziing pains oi' rlivumnilsni irons- ni’/.c the vnluo ol' n remedy ivliirii

'1'o\lrnuu1t‘nt was run of|` lust uiniti

'without any tllsvtiirimnt-c or wouniloti -m(,k;,,,; ,|,,aiim.,. umm ||,,-. “-,,,.,,,_ rm \l‘0lllil»lri- lll lil?-1 l-UVB l`l‘miUl|0¢l blood to the painful or coiigcsicil pnrl,

nil over ilr. l.u|\dic, who made lor. l\UlllL‘. iil`\<.‘I‘ lliri flt‘l`i‘21l. lVl\lt<'ll \\'llS This niosl, sntisl'urior,\' :intl \'o\u-licil

S tzivos rclit-i'_ llln-unmtisni has iuvt n

'loc in Sl.i).\N'S l.l.\'lhll'll\"l`. its :it-

ll bringing quick relief. ll Sl.().\.\"S l.|.\'i;\ll‘lN'l` petit-|i':iic.~ lilo 0 painful paris without iilmsoiiit- rub-

bintz.

ll for rcm\‘il_v has its further lirics in nil

GCIIUVHI “OHS llilil 10 Ffliftlllll \|llfl0l` allicii troubles. ns iirtliscs, sivcililnus,

sprztius or in fact ainytliing whit-li ri.-<|iiii°i~s n guoil liiiimclzf.

.-\ ln¢‘\li<:ln\- clit-si i:: il:\rill_\' rum-

piviv without at r1~|||`<-dy wliirh 1-no i-.wt-r <-vi-r_\' i-|i\1‘|a'\'i\l;\', So, when sul- f'i-rin;: from rlu~n|unti.~'in mul other pains. i‘c|ncmln‘r that :<i.0.-\.\"S l.i.'\Ji- i\ll~]I\"l` pi~1\rt.|'nl\-:; llirc<'ll_\' io thc pain- ful spot and kills tho pain.

ll()'l`l‘]l`. .\ li ill\~'.\ LS

VICTORIA.

go-muck-n~ui:\rines." 'l`llu scrum ui l-il

.iniiicn l-'_ iin1no,S1. John; \\'. il. .\n~

g' s, ’1`ol'0nlr>; l~I. ll. .\ltinkl<~_\'. .i_ \\'. Arnett, Sulnnn-rsitie-,; .l_ A. l'ik<», Ni-w York; i\-Irs. llobson, illontrcni; i`h:1s. iinllon, 'l`i;:uisl|; Miss Sicutirt, Sum- uicrsitlc, llr. .\. .\. .\lcl..cllun, li. S. Davison, Sunnncrsidi-.

NORTH AMERICAN HOTEL

l-`oilowi|u: arc \°ol'i\iii urrivni:< ni thc

‘North .-\|uc|'ican .liotcl:-Mr. and ;\lrs.

J. il. Mac\\'llllums. Anfzns i\|c\\`ii- lialns, .lnlncs l.urnbt-r, .l. i). i\lnrli\|. lidou; Daniel Faulkin. Neil .\iorrison. il. l\il-Kcnzic, Flat ltivcr; J. .\. Nir- l)ouald. llonnld hicliur-lit-1'i1, \'i-rnon liivi-r; (li-ri. Mi:I\'iillau. lluntcr ltivcr; llcnj. lluuskin. New tllasgoiv; J. ti.

lluntiy, Vcruou; Jcscpiillunnnnz,

"Arc you going to the dance tomor-

"i`d love to go," explalmed thc con

truth. l am afraid to leave the baby I.. Mrf‘artl\_\' -.

(‘lii'ton.

::llc\vnrc oi' tens than uri- dusty :intl

full of broken lcavcs, as lin-so arc

. injnriou.~= in use :uni uupli'us:u\l in the

cup, the dust helm: |;encruil_\' put ihcrc to l'i‘<iurt~ the cost. " SAi..»’\ll.-\ " 'Fcns arc always fresh, fragrant. frcc from final and cconolnicnl in uso, p\'vst-r\'t-rl and sold only in scaled pai-kcl.< at Z‘..'\c,, 451'.. 5.'>c,. G50. per pound.

iziniisuliiiis

The Long ('oursn sttuli-nts oi' the

\ rirullnrul .\'i-hool had at vt-rv suc-

.- K ’ . ~ ccssiui shoot last r-vcninn. 'i`ht~_\- llc-

licvc thai every Uanaillnu. fit otlicr- wisc to iight. for thc rights oi' his conn- try. should lost- no opportunity of ur- qnlring skill in riile sliooting. iiclow .ls the rcsnlt:

Possible 50.

40 -il! 42 40 Zhi iili 29 18

37? ,`-1

Pass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ . 1 . . Arsenault .. ... ltichnrd ..

S. Richard .. .. . J. Gallant ... ... .ll. Doble

NR. McAulay . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . ....

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TO DATE.

Our patronage is the

1 lip-to-date Service. . Fair l’rices.

, Pcrsonzil .“5cl'vice.

REDDIN BRO

l Victoria Row Druggists

W, Our Dispensary Dept. has proved itself UP

' ` RESULT.

REDDIN Bnos

iiti1."} 2 -.\5Mii

@ l

EXCELLENT Billy, . ll PEINEE EilWlllEl

'l`l|i‘ bill ui tht- i’rint-i- i'ltl\\'ul'tl

'i`l1|~uirc _\'t-siei'tI:1_\` wus, for n plcilszilil vliuugv. In-mil-tl with nn ifldison romt-ti_\' t-ulitlcd ".\ly l-`rit-nil l<`rolu imllu." it was at play in three parts and was gcuiiint- liumour right froln tht- start io the lillish and iii cu|il~‘.4~- uucnce ihcrc was irrcprcssililc laugh- ter during its cxitiri- production. 'inc n,ctint: oi` \Vnllo\‘ rl. Perkins in the roll- of “ My lfricinl From india" was all that could ln- desired oi' n superb artist. l"t‘.ni\ircs oi thi' plu_\' wort- tilt* ;;or|:t-ons <'osi\l|\u~s worn. bcnuiiiul sceiiery and wontit-r|`nl scenic effects. lt \\'u.~a uni* ol' lilo i.:l'et\tc.\‘t <‘0lnr.‘tiif.‘s govt-r shown lnrrc and tho announce- ‘lncnts dill not claim too lnnf-h \\'ln~,n it was advertised u “ u regular three ,dollar show." All who i=njo_\' u good iiicnrty lnu_L'h slinuhl noi fail to sec this o.\t't-llclii production.

King linggot, ai favourite with i‘hnr-

l|;ttv|o\\'n nt|<lit=\u'\~e-', was the lcznling actor in “Sl\nilo\vs." n lnarvolious. niystorlons tloicctl\'e drninu in two ri-cis. hi;.:hl_\' 1-utcriainiug, “'l`i\l~ Voice of` Silcuc<-" was un intensely iiitcrcst- iui.: and 1-,\'ccllei\t rlrnuin in ont- pnri. " Sophie l’ul|s at (loud One" was the title ol' u r~_~nl*i`t\un_v comic film. .-\ ft,-aturo of thc' pro;;rninm1~ was the inaguiilt-out rendition oi',ihr~ ballad. lludd_\'." by Mr lluskius, who was vocil`erousl_\‘ applauiicd :lt both the ni`lel‘noon and night shows. The wholo

_progrannnc niet with thc lienriy appro- _ciution oi` tht' large iiiitlieiwes. and its excellence merits equally us lnrgc patronage fo this nflernoon and to- night. Probaliiy the lust of Ihr- Clinries

t '-.Ji fe - -_ -- .. 1

WHEN C_O0KlN

on the fire in boiling,

liappcns in bu_\'iu5; th

[orc cooking. `

llo not wnsh 1m‘ni:=.

tire.

Dickens plays that will bc shown ai the tlicutri- |'or some time will bt- “David Copperfield." which will hc produccd Wednesday and 'i`hursdn_v.

St rvets.-'M Etl".

_gg-ltd

".;V1(w|_~ .4 ' »;, -L ,. ., ,

smv"d_ D ' . `.},°,»ooo,m . ~ ‘ "°""' ~ "

,The Ban 0 ’ . T E P ts said they were out .

N Sc t l t d f the customary forty- d

1’ 0 ldlhlllits. "IAS :eaginilsnt had received a vlo~ g _" LAND BRAHCI-lE.5_ lent attack from the enemy and hed __ _ , '

_, _ gsteril -E - - lm” h ld n ntii relief . Q ` ' ' - - ‘ A ' ‘av B Y' . ' ‘ bgen orollleveri at the expected tix ' ‘ _- _ C ~ _ neither ot us would have been won - A U E ` E ‘ -it.. 7‘ 'od-_ " .

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. -.-._ _-.'».' J -..-_ V -as-4,

l"rt~.-all nn-:lt .~;l\ould

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in mid \\'uii»r.

\\’i\cn bc(-f` is tougl

this. lt vnu bc made by n i>rusliiu|.: with l\\ flirt- oil lilclirlcrl with follower! by u wait oi

or lowis. more than is r‘t‘ssnr_\', as thv- wntci tai( i`rom the nutnrnl flavor

TO PREVENT INQU

CONCEALED EViDENCE

1'<-slim- oi' iotiu_\"s trial of ilr Robilisoii, i-liargctl with iailsing .lwitii of lilaiitt-iw Yoilto uns pcnrnnvo in thi- witness box o pi'isiu|i~r. with hindi' .1 'siitefiic

X.-\.l‘.\I\`l'1'l~I, ()i\i., \l itll .i

f n

his <‘ounc:~tion. with the girls dt iii- -iniliiiul ' `

. E . -. l y

s ai

t that inc gui til hun in .\ ~u-tions tomlition, .intl thc steps uhhh he tool to alle thc trouble nerr \\n.iv.iillng, hi lien! finally surcunlbing lie cl that stint' thc- i:ir|'s til-.illi he lost

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trol oi' liiinscll' nntl <l(‘<\ii(~ii t0 Lol ull cvitlr-in-c.< ol death, in order provcnt nn i-nouiry whnh would

to him n loss of reputation and

ing flint hc rcrognircd the l`0ll which bc had been gulitv but h gum- so fur hc could not turn

it was not till thc following

s l

.\i`tt~r flint his whoio life was u ii

::ilnrlno1\y`s Glyrft~ri|\e Soaps

roi-to nnzl violet odors are its nice tluiuty as cvon the most parili people eouitl possibly desire Pri cakes for 1250. 'i`l\c Marhinnou (‘o.. corn/-r H'-out George and