Tiunk U

It ts always flattering to store to h.-lvemany reg»

' ular customers. Peep e who'

repeatedly must have

WI’ £5.

y¢8l‘ 0tlf.`

our methods that they will

as we would like

to be were wethe buyer nn- stead of _seller. Why not make this your regular trading place for drugs and medlcmes;

When You Think

listing ol-

l‘0CK-1 horse. 3 years old. er; 1 mare. 5 years old. driver; 1 e, coming 3 years old (Barrister) oi

E lslandtlllbsh dat Bummsrslde

- -=»f- it 4 1..a::.....» ".1

1* _ _ . »

crock onlie Ano tmm.zmsN'rs,‘will's°v thomselv ,seenn1_inklr. A sf ==~4- + :ssh .‘.i"'..v.h".“:.°.§21:.°“..‘1F'"‘:;

We are authorized by Hamilton °'!‘°“~ |°lYill¢ Ch'ari°"'°"°‘m it 1°-0° Horne, Esq., to sell on his farm, South I. in. Connecting with Mlm? HU' Milton. on Monday, March B. 1916. NWI' "lin and a Rohit! J\1|l°U0ll

commencing nt 1 unlock sharp. an nn with lihltsra train in the mornin!- atock. crop and implements, etc., con- _ Q- 5-, M°KENz|‘»

. ` F. W. Gt Seciy.

7588-2-281181. '

Orange Lodge

All¢tl0l\ w?¢r?u1:r‘i11“%`r¢ur$°1'»°bhfe§i°;t

110i

,-at

.ln ,An omcems _tnrnnsn no 11e»r_t.~»§4h°,_".!' °“°",ff one-om. ~= _ gona slum. ton-web i°'i.4l\”l" ""5 .

__ __ V __ -‘ _ fy Wm, B wagon spade in a shell hole' I ve sexxghey

, 5 “Tl;§ee_§tepa.down,'lrqii1 the trench" three hours later.

""“°° °»M°""°'l-4°m°°"' m d°‘°"b` wlrn THE osmvlans

ing his dug-out. a small door. to A TALK

Iggrgptbaliagxrbescrbggi A member ot the Canadian Emigra-

. ~ particulars may be obtain- does not' tte ` to break the eross~ tion Otilce staff in London wrltées:-L;

; ‘ ed the undersigned, 4 ‘ place a flue to ,of the door. Then you “We arrived safely from the .read

ce Dure bred Jersey cows (reg.); ' ~ - ._ _ are _inside on a raised wooden floor. es yesterday. after haylnglgggnlgl TU!-:E

choice pure bred Jersey lieifersl ~ A. W. HYNDMAW. recently raised on account of two of it. and lllllly exe hug H the évhole

.); 1 bull. 4 years old (reg.), Jer- 1 4 Hon.-Treasurer. .iuchesgpf _water appearing after the germaxig shelled its 8oVnil'] mem to

soy; 2 bulls, 1 year old (re5.). Jersey: S h _,Em C" 97 t “__ Re_ Royal Bank, Charlottetown, heavy rains. -. . time, and we were expctzc gal for “B

1 Jersey bull. 1 year old; 1 bull ca1r,; C °°“‘”' °“ - ~ ° Feb 22nd,»l916. 4- 4 4 “The dug out is b h bl b ut 6 k ttlibk- bul fm’ “mi Y

M FIRING LINES

. 4 - till B '

. . _ _ . Com- 33.2.23 1 ' ~ ' f» ro H y a 0 _ nm e <1 1 our left and was eas-

pure bred. Jersey. 4 choice milchl Wm 1” “Q5 I” 5°°d °°“dm°“ 74 - tcet. by 1.. feet, the wells are sand it wus ml if 01 ~ cow, (grades). 1 neue,-_ o years (,m_ plete with sails and running gear. An- . , |, n||,,d f in one

, , ~ - nn 111 0 -1 na 11; pulsed- “ff SPWDK “ 1” °

Jersey grade: 1 calf. 10 fmnths. Jer. | vhgrs andntinntgsi, ltillénts ethrsigréis Ml: -_€_- 'ldflicd nrhtvly toseflliiiar dgenffgreilss 1n‘nr:bng.und the _ °<=¢“Pi°d"1° se moe 1 nnn lr J 0 ii” M" 'Y " “B K °

' I 4 ‘ . -

. . _ ; . ll l dl _ h kl f d- - 1 ith only small losses. This, of

s°....z'°§z.f'°..f..z;;;»_¢;». C44. fm [tram] S|(3||||c |l3[|u‘§.‘:.5.‘i_°.’.°:;:; .:.§ ;‘:.°.f..;‘1..;:.,.°:““... s;:_.j,;.‘1.,_...._... .M _,._;»._.1_._,..;_.____»_§ ' . ' d t li i d ct h - ng. ur ng W ' wung g MATTHEW " M°léEA¥‘» §,T%' I ' \:'\::a€hI:aE° 'lellixey 1\1x1l:|1st fd::t.lble“l5a‘:ed killed and W0ll“l|€d- ““f°"f“”“tely

. - our s, -

stlfnu 20 bushels Marquis & Rebeck °" JAMES H' NNGWELL' edudbag walls bell somewhat crude faction when our hay send over about

, h tapestry, consisting of sacking shuts up tor tho Sake of lilo iilfuntry.

e0 bushels bluc sccd potatoes. /' tucked up all around for wall paper who must be having a bod time of it.

, :_' l ' f iii* , tll k i: i la l talk with the (‘erml\|\ti.

Druggist new). 2 wheel r.1ln:s.(1 sezd' diilllrhl 1\li‘1?0i'lrllgirtilcyhllndtilrdcdgi sli,dbrltimdl(l “iii :.“ll1li`1 ‘we heard wha. ‘You

of Drugs ; .R0 -Ln tons hay, quantity of V ' ”*‘ ns carefully as bricks ln s/wall. The but lt gives us u good deal Oi' SHUB

Tllillk U8 wheat), 200 bushels white seed oats, __ (owner) M9;-ell, P, E, I. ure covered with silent one might. call three to one, and M15 German soon

. 100 bushels turulps. 40 bushels barley,‘ *539`2‘28M1M°Pd- ‘ _ . tronc ' " '

. _ 0 0 JA; tl 1, -k f gli l - pl W» ,»~- only :$0 ynrds away from

J G ll\lPl,l-:Ml-:NTS-1 llindor tltfnssl;-y. _` mice have tiibir 0'n¢.-:itz nivtiullildolilltlcg thegllivdibllr lloillt. ullil-f‘l1\_l'|y 000 1110111'

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30 31

MARCH-Inst to 4th. a storm pert 5th to 7th. clearing. sth to 10tl1, mp.

drizzly. 11th to 14th, rough and squal- C

ly conditions 15th to 19th. blustery

- m. 19 Choice Fat Steers also

. 2 23 d. f d l h .

§f1r1i°`in zgiatgnnti $511513." 223.5 is 30Fat Lambs. Terms at sale

29th, variable. 30th to 31st, falling

temperature.

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di1;k_l un!-u). l'gr;1in sculilcr, THE w_ w_ BACKUS HOSPWAL _ them singing mice, for in the small English, pnrlcz vous frjanctis?-if so,

,.. e s nt out lnrrous. spike har 82nd Band In Attendange hours they can be heard squeaking and would we speak to l\iil17 Afwl' WIUUS,

rows. 1 roller. 1 DU|Wf» 1 light walzgonl A private Gene;-al Hospltat with . . singing. It is what lcall positive; rude him we could a little, we stood ttpllllii

body, 3 carts. 2 trucks. 1 team waggon

- ~ ~ ' f , ‘ lways liked

.well equipped medical, surgical and Special tra," leaves Char, of them. because whilst ones eygh are had a that. He saul he a

(nowl. 1 single truck waggon.1 orlv-| bsteirical d,,pa|.|_memB_ offers a U"-ee yet bleary and the brnin foggcd, one a cigarette before breakfast and lit one

TIDE TABLE ing wnggon_ 2 team sleighs. 2 wood i;?e,,|-H graded course to young wo1nen l0tt€f0Wl'l at [).fl`|- Re' imagines lt is a spring morning und up, and 11' we would 'like onecwe could

_ __ sh-lghs, 2 box sloighs, 1 driving fdesmug 3 mu.se»,, tmim,|g. t rn' 0 " ‘ ht vxpects to find a gentle breeze blow- go and get one. I nnght tell you we

_ sleigh, 1 junlpseat buggy (new), 1 write at once for circular of iufor. u Ing same nlg ' _ fing thc curtains of thc opon lwilhdiow, didn‘t cl1a11cc iti.l}lc also 1-ntldltllug bg

l hay press, 1 rubber tlr`e ` U _ :ind the sun streaming iuandtle rds was fc up wti war, wlul W ll _ (now), 1 driving sleigh (new), maK?1-H|_EEN A_ QQWN, R_ N_ Supper after the Ska'e fluttering from tree to tree. As a mat- not last lo|1gv;1i{>w.qbr1t ln_§nswer to 2 hay racks. 1 mud diggertcompletc), 5 - ¢ d t 1 N I - lor of fact, one finds oneself lying our question ‘ 1en.' to sal as` Boon 1 Potato digger. 1 threshing outfit 1 “penn en ep';°,:,,,|¢h‘:r:;°:,,n' COTUC and enloy one of the on a bed of boards raised from the the to Part at hill we had

, _ _ _ -as- y ok s. w ri

gsng.plough, 2 single pioughs. 1 7_=,35_g.26.Mgm5_ bCSt 0l.lill’]gS Of the Wllltef. ground at one end with 11 couple oi’ full a good laugh. and explained to him farms-r's boiler, 2 stoves. lot of lumber tv

consistinl: of plank and scantling. u

,__78_,_,9m2i ..\ndbags. Then you wonder lt’ your that we should nil he old mon it' we to -..4..

. ° I ) _ logs ond just above thc knees; - tht' had to wait that long. I think they

13,5. quamlty of mme,” and ml., . (pa""°t P °a°° °°py' told is soiraw, and nnmbs the out- must be told all sorts oi' lies, to give other articles not enumerated. A t S I ! lying port ons of your anatomy to sue 1 thom 11 good xeart."

Terms-12 months credit ou all a "“"`?”"*

_ _ an extent you wonder if they are still °---- ums exceeding $5.00, with 6 per cent. ' . ‘ -_-uv. there. Then one finds n cold draught To Prevent The Grip on for cash. ._°f._. 4 blowing from the door, to wit. a piece

Sal siti as `

e po ve. tarm is rented, of sacking A raw November mornin Colds cause ri L

3 4 P bl' M °

BENJ. CARTER. Auctioneer.

5903 mm BENJ; CARTER 6. CO. u

We are authorized by Rowe Hughes

to sell on his famx, Brauklcy Point Road, on Thursday, March 9th, 1910, 4-ommeuclng at one o‘clock

Y E

eral purpose; '1 mare, 6 years old.

oxen. 2_ years old A bulls, " years old*

, APublic Meeting will . be held in the Council ‘ Chamber, Provincial

w_ 2_1.: 4_ _$1 ST(lCli-1 horse. 9 ears old. en~ I, Building’ on Tuesday the

7th day of March next,

y & heavy; 6 milch_c‘ows, with calf; 2 1 c0mmenci|1g at2 0’C]0Ck

` 2 calves, 40 hens,'4 pigs. -1 ’ I in the ,afternoon willfan

Cht tht t

sleigh. 1 bnx sleigh, 1 cart, 1 binder

Harris, now), 1 seed drill (Massey

set iron burrows, 1 gang plou h, 2

evening session opening

We are authorised By Prof. ,,,,§,§,',’_,’°”,j,”,f’,f’,,,f,’_“““§§,‘§ ’,’,§’,f,‘§,'§,‘f,°' a_t 7.30, to take into co_n- iark to Sell by public AUC- quantity oi hay and straw. slderatlon the speclgl 1onontheExpe1'1mentalharm ,MPLEMENTS _ 1 team waggon conditions ¢>X_iStin_g and n Wednesday, March 8,1916 tsninl, 1 driving wnggon. 1 express that may arise in this mmencmg at 2 o’clock pf ""”“°"' ‘1 “'°°"' “'“’““' ‘.‘"“"“g . Province by_reason_ofthe

¢,rrnsr_ to Wood). '1 mower (Massey 1 war, and the prospective

_ ,, , d, h _ 1 , ' ‘ _possibilitieswhen_the_war

s the Seed Fair will be held lniiiifnnrrntifiui flncifigdf nnrr?»§.ni ' 1s ended Wlthcut limit-

__ _Y_* in _ ’0v}/n on a. da e. all ,,;,_,,,__ ,,,,,,,,,,,,_ , ,,,,,, _4_ , ,,,,_,a,§_m ing the scope of subjects

4 - 0

Dl.\ RY 0|’ EYENil`S. 3

TO~DAV. 1

Gity'Magistrates Court. 9 am.

People's 'I`hea_t1'c. 'i and 8.45 p.m. ' I

Prince Edward Theatre, 3, 7 and

8.45 p.xn. _ 7

` --4&- \ ` .

' Auctioneers

brit.:-hinge. collars and homes, fork hlork and rope, forks, shovels ctt ctc

BENJ CARTER A ti

gl in xl ng -Y _-

BIR'l"lIS l

BURNS- At Fmetown on Feb. 21‘st to Mr- and Mrs. J. Roy Burns. 11 son. Jessie Cameron.-X.

t.An1'en-In ons 1-ny on rot.. 20. F

1916, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lsrter, a son.

l DEATIIS

mekav-A1 Hal-tsvlnc. 1-‘nl», zs, 1010 fi

_Roderick McKay. ago 228. liunt-ral :lt ,U 2 p. 111. \Verlucsrk4y. n

GALLA\T-ln this city. February D 28th, Mrs. Joseph ii. Gallant, nge 40 3

years. Funeral -from her lati; resilience f 238 Fitzroy Ht.. this \Vcdm day n|or=J

ing st eight forty-tivo to St. ilu stallfe Cathedral. thonco to Lil. C. L'ou1o~ 1 tory.

-______.___.

‘ . ' `- is

QUT pgw_N g|'_M Tlqgg .'10 huns. 1.' tllrluryrs. 4 gt-cnc, I brood no w (duo in Aprlll.

STANDING 720 YEARSH

NEW YORK. Feb. 29.- An elm Hi

bus discovered America nud which for i more than 720 years has stood ncar U the site of hlstnrlc Fat Tlconderogu. 1

4 .Large Clearing Sale 1 ' ° ' _\-or- 4

arm, Stock, Crop. and Implements Teeung is t° p'°"ide an

arties wishing to attend sale fnrnip pnlper. grain crrtinlcl-_ ' to be discussed, the fol nd inspect the _Farm shall H_\R,mSg___, get ,em hmm' 2 lowing will-be consider- Z:\V€ all 0PpOi‘tLll'lltY Of dOlIlg feta driving harness, 2 pulls and

so. .

Everybody Welcome- _ n....._.--14 ......»n. ...nn ..;. ..,';...,.;

BENL ed joint notes, 6 per cent. off for cash.

ed. _ . Agriculture

Fisheries

Transportation ,`

505-3-11011. - 0590-a-1n;1l ` ` "U mm" Immigration

Techiniczil .Education Special Industries

New Industries

I Employment of Re- ' turned Soldiers

'1`he intention 'of the

pportunity for free dis-

BY BENJ: CARTER 6. co. °“SSi°“ °f matte” °f

We are aulllorlzcd by Ambrose Smith, End., to sell on ’I`hul‘stlay. March

1910, comlucncing nt I o'olock p.n1.. his beautiful farm situated at Rocky

olnt. cotlsiatlmz of 90 nur:-s of choice

f cultlvntlou. Good building und well fe-not-d. l"ronting on Wont Itivor. A

cvcr-failing strt.-uni oi' water running

full view of Charlottetown hurbour. altogether making this one of the best ropcrtles now for sale in thc market. and will be sold nt a bargain. Tchns t snlc. Alsofon the sulnc day and hour, wc will sell all his stock, crop and arm implclncnts, consisting of-

HORSES-l uurt nmru, .5 _vfrurs old: l driving lnnrl-, 4 yours old; l |nnt‘t.'.

U _vcnrs old; 1 foul. li monllls old; l lilly, 2 yours old.

STOCK-ti l-hoicv nlilrh cows, with

IMPLEMENTS-1 cart. 1 truck wnggon, i driving wulggon. i driving cigli. 2 wood nlt-lltbs. 1 box sleigh, 1 spike hnrrows, i gang plough, 2 spring 4`

4|-99 that was 5 9ap||ng Wm,” (Mum. llarrous. l hny lnowcr, I hinder. l disk hat'ro\vn tnew), l potato dlgger

uewl. i thrt-shlult outfit. I gasoline onglno und grain 1-rushbr, I,sct t‘nuut~rn

l|.p.). I single plough. l set driving lturut-ss. 4 sqts t"ol!nr und ilnrnoss.

vnrt snddlo und britchon. I not teunl

N" y°|»|¢_ has just QLD cut down by hrldles _und many other articles. -

Thomas C. Luther, a. prominent lum~ berman of Northern .New York. Ex-

. . . 1 g s,

g lumbormen 0|,|§|ma¢,. that 5 00 20 husllvls seed whout.. 100 busllcla outs, 11 duuutlty ul' hay und straw.

per . ' . 0 board of feet of lumber will be gotten ont ot the tree. _

The tmnk of the trce measures 68 feet to the limb( und is inches in -

measures 27.incl1lcs. 'ruo»tr‘ec was ,

,wud ,nd ,,m,°,,¢ ,, lemlsh an M. 1510-2-1-‘cn 20 Mnrt-11 an amtl. citlvrnnt Auétionncr.

surface. its age is lédcntod by its

riots

Owing to the fact that ordinary

sawmill! cannot manufacture it into commercial lumber, Mr. Leather is new making special arrangements for the handling of thi tree.

_ _ 4

LATEST IDIA

IUILDING.

CROP-200 huslleln turnlps. 50 bush

Also. all Household Furniture.

Halo positive no owner is going nway.' Terlns-all sums of $5.00 und

crrcumnmucé at “|',,'hB,,,.,_ ,»-I-h" wp t1||rlor,`<‘nsll; over $1100.41!! nloullnt credit on approved jolnl. hotoa. _

FUR

as a

present

lnnd, nll clear und in a high state

through centre.of farm; having it

lull" ti unites 8 pl 's.‘6 sheep, l rnm,

harness, pull and briichcn, lot

els potatoes. 50 bushels nmn cl

.I .J

The Lewi’ Granite & Marble 1' Worl¢s,_at Cardigan

, _ -_wo L. . ,

public interest, with fa

_ view to a better under- :' standing of 'our duties and opportunities, and fuller co-operation in all things relating to the wel- f re of the Province

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about our duties never knowing who among us will next be called » by the

4 kxiowledge that tho ‘bullet bearing his ‘ _ ` number has not- yet come this way. _ g . _ . _ '

“My regiment has been pretty hard pleas” and gg b gl ' 7"w Chairman' Rev' J L Dnwzttyé

an Iva

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for

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‘ for

FESTUBERT, AN AWFUL SIGHT

' .4\ t`t1rh1or lneinbur of tho Cnlmdiult

a interested at-'e in_` l;iotlLi:z;7tdi).nJT;t€)iEedll wrnos to . d d _ “lt it-1 just luck if one gots it or not. wANTED°_ Two 600° GMLS F95 Vlte to attefl . :md llilllt-nlt_\' In ont: t-nnnol. sm- nt ull. ‘H"|"g "mm “"0 k",‘1hC"' APPIY ‘U

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_,___

Strong Men Weep ' '

"lt is grim work out l10rv." writes

, . ` g G p- axative Bromo

therefore everything must go. ~Sec 51'0¢K, cnop, |MpLEMEN1-3, E1'¢_ . the mud outside just ankle deep, and Quiuine removes the cause. ,There handbllls. 4 ' lory bo! it is slecting and hnilstones is only one "Bromo Qulnine." E. W.

. __ _ - 0 gully jumping around." GROVE'S signature on box. .25c.

House nous

ai* '*_`_

('t§in1untul Scrgt.~l\idJor Rov Edwards Mr' Mmh,".s°"' Durmlgmn'

our 1lay’s routine, and as we go

eel messengers of death that are for-

11. “lu the five months that I have _ ' _ ’_‘ . _ , ‘ " . . “H “t *"0 fm" I 1=“"='S°@" M" ll.‘.?.5‘.; iii ‘$f.°l?...’i»‘.`.” .“w§."iT..’..`f1‘i~'..Y"’ 2251313..$21124$‘.`§Z'?3i§i.1’3°Z?“5..°'n..§‘£ ings' I have see" Sights had enough hrs for Both thu-it rolts nrt sired l1 ` ‘ V '

_ _ __ ,_ . ~ _ » 4 » 4 - y dist- Church. which opens in Hearts

rgldrlzllstgggxf |')‘:;:;|u‘:;_Ub';hl};';tpl?£;;;r the haudsonxc t:a1~riage.stnllio11 Ntlt-;_ltit‘ril0rii\l Hull DSX! WOUIIGBGUY lil ,anus if you WHL we quickly har_ wood, owned bb__v llyruu Bros., North ....l0. H H ` V F _. U H to our work Them, awful ,mugs lllvcr. Mr. Matlncson 11; to hc con- Addltss. hollowlnl, Christ, 4 by at we sue bewme, as it were' a part grntulnled ln securing such fine stock.

Mansonviile. June 27. '13.

‘ 10- .

’ :ever searching our trenches for vlo- Minardvs-;“‘nimeur__€o'_ Limncly _`

n - '

ns. each. one ot us is happy in tho 'y_,,_|»m0u¢_|,_ N_,S_

Gentlemen- It affords me rout

enotlsil for

The one he wore ,

At Alincourt. _ 4, But brsver. to'my eye . ‘ _ 4 That city ton' _ _ 1 ,_ J, Too keen _ dofi’_ __ _fe "’i4 His, stove¢§pe-.bless him#-wily! ,‘ For he loves Britain well enough 'dr

Britain to le. 4 "1 » . _ __ j'4\ ¢.’.'.»~.»._.§ f

Ann o'n1e‘r renews in t11n1,nne 154.1 - come there on the 03'* E Their joysand toys." "

Brave Britisl1.boyB`.'

For good and all put lu¢_‘:_- ., , 0' you- brave bcs_t,; ' _. 'I`eacl1_ all the rest. ' 44 ' _ How pure the heart and high- _ When one -loves Britainwell .enough

‘for Britain to die.

Ono threw his cricket-hat aS_i<i9»_ one ` left the ink to'dry;."f~ _, 4 -

All peace and play _

He‘s put away , ' _ And bid his lovegood'-bye.

O mother mine! » ‘ ' ».‘ ~ l .

0 sweetheart mine! . No man of y`ours um I1.. _ ' ' If I love not Britaln, well enough for ' Britain to die. _.P " `

I guess 'it strikes a chill”son_iewhere. 4 the bravest won’t‘deuy,' ‘ '

All that you love

Away to shove.

And set your tooth to~dio;

But better dead.

'rhsn lapped in peace to lie. If we love not` Brl£ain“w'ell enough

' for Britain to die.

-_i-.._...i__

"For ascold in the head, there is

one remedy that is prompter in ao-

tion, safer and sursr than only other, and that remedy is Macs Cod Cure. Get a box today and your oold will be all goue_ tomorrow. ,Price 25c. The Two Macs, 149 Great George Rtreet. lltf.

District Meeting

Thu following is theprogram for

Itcv. F. W. Sawdon. » _

Address or Paper- "The Church

and Its Relation to the present day". by Rev. H. Miller. `

Address or Paper- "Searching 'for

Light.” by Rev. J.L.,Luud. ' 4 '

svznlne. session. 1

_ (1 t ` ._ .

t. Our total loses have been heavy, re mu' 6 gm yng Q B' A" presiding' He Wm “lm

d l d r b you to know that after, using 36 bot an addresl . - , “.31;‘1“u.°.s:."..‘;l.°l.r;1:° “°.":2 °;r°“'. ”l.“““°“‘ °“ “ °“° °'l 1° "me

4 1 1 1 tn - . 'n' - -- I I _ *

onthe ago are sleeping inthe grave- ggdnzvltns. ivtlfncs cgi; tgreixtognuqllilmlt%’w'f§,“"‘L “fm” bf R°§'3€’ G°.“lg' - I'(l ,lilslnollitlilltl Of Ollr lill€S; bill. U10 horma] goudftign, Hoping other 3\|f~i mrs ay morn ng' ' f_ 'wo' (B .

ii is right on the job that has been ferers may be benefited by the use of dresses* one by' Rev` E' E' styleg'

4 “Jes s Christ and Social Service"

ven us to do, and whatever of us Li i t I . 9 _ _- ‘ -' the orighnrl regiment may be miss- your n4m-en ' am "nd an addnss by Rev R' G' Fumm'

' hese sermons are open toall who

4 ing. thc old regiment will he on deck Sln<;e1-91y.y0u|-5, _ F _ . 4

ren peace is declared and 4vi<:t`orv ` ` “are to uttmd' - 1 ` ` ' '

s .nlnn 10 cnc 01.1 ling." ` f 11150.11, 11oL1v1Es. l i E' ‘Q'g.EKf,',_ mg,

A Vision of Home ` _4 `

Onc ol the Emigration Oilicc staff `

me at the cud of February; and as sl

charge Twenty-five cents.

tes: \V¢- are nl. present still in action. ~ '~ 4 1 0

0 get at daily display of German 4

oil--lin-. and only today they dropped 1 _

tu' close by us. We got a few of the _ U ,

spl

ters :ver un. Th l 1’ 4

mm, Bldg; ,re ve, aitimrop 'mes D Ons sent per ward first Innovate- ln this oolu It I

d . y ve just now. - _ _ _ _ IMI. F' _“N 9"

we trot numerous air duels, and _ h ` `

an ,cn you “_ is cxcmng at “mean , nord saeh eentlnuatlotrf Qu must accompany order. Minimum

..As far as I can tell (Huns per1n‘lt~ »iluglmay stand u chance of4being

coping i11 a bed with sheets, and _ ' ' ~

ving» meals or tl table with u white l _ " .4 _. l -9*"

ecloth. l can l ll - ll' ll, ' . ' er the wnr you wiilr‘fi1y1Ydr?s(bn:0, of AS""n|55 Wa'-"fd F°R` sALE”'°nAFT Nonss 150°

.11...,l..g.l..,,..,.... 1... ,. ,,,.,..,., , --»---_--.._~-4--~»-N 04. Nine vom on 1`°nne.sa<1r-on

meal-times we will bt on the alert the order, "I`iatinry action,” un it the Hnus' favourite time to nnuoy

und if you show 11 llgm 0|. "gm H (,ig_ llrunswtick llonsc, lxensingtou.

4.1114 Newbery ;f.;':.‘~'=.» 404 ___ _______

_ _ _ 9 'M a. 101, dnl, ut nlglil. just anywhere. WANTED,- A HOUBEKEEPER |N

Asst. Provmclal Secretary i4Hl\|bt~rt is nn nwful sight; nnd is 11 small family. Apply 30 Hillsboro 7441-2-zmsillnnlnlrlnwm. ftlgillrslhéfillhétioitly\§5:;1~:1\ls|~-the vlllnlgn st. _ ’ 7007-2-z9M3lpd

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i Gcrtnnn front llno. l plckod u:u»l1over:3'\wl=N1:ED_A COMPET-.ENT QENEF

' -- Canadian rifles here, nnd u French a suvum' Apply of-3 Primo N' ' ’ lllfasillli., Wilt) gllitllld me riding one -`-___-__?___ L4_'E_3'2'-22`M‘j£1`_

_,_._;)-, . 1 Might. told mo how the tfunutlians had REUABLE PERSQNB w"~|~ 35 1'. fo-_.‘,: lo, i‘iilbg2:11l"wll"'¢l 'Tl iliflrtf horses und

"', ' ` . 4 ' on _sto nn one man shot dead

,!;`&/-.__-ggglf l ;""`\xl _'-0 Hl9°“|ll\il_.iililt given him some Mfr. _ e-»..__ . 4 ~- 4l;H\\i»00. and he had lit his plpo, and .-

~... ,.-- ~ mio? grt;'z;1;e1‘luafl;d' fell right against mo,

Sypgpgighgfll Clznadliaq N¢|»f||w¢5( ,

n egu ation. _ . _- I

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_ £1” 1/.»f

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round employment on Auto-'Knitting

home. Distance no hindrance. Write at once for pa ticulars. rates to pay, etc., enclosing 20. in

Kintter Hosiery

257 Collette-Street,

“ The aid reliable Fonthill Nurser- ies." We teach our men to sell Ex- f

'MIN ...assure wAN'reo To sect. Fon 4-B--Guam,” Qmwf

perience unnecessary; highest com~ F missions paid; handsome free equip-4 ment. Stone & Wellington, Toronto, Ont. 2108-2MEFeb.29.

furnished with profitable, all-yenn

ARM FOR SALE.- nblo farm of' 260 ucsr the Village of Kings County, ed and occupied

Near and

.lest-1op’s

own Bcrim~ stores. further McDon-

rnachines. To dollar oak readily earned? We teaschperydrt at

Auto. mc. _

the price

ANTED. - TWO wanted about #March those who have had s your or more in u (lonersl Store need ltogcrs Ilardwaro Co.,

and