If it's a question- o!',par`ity-=- .

Y0ll’ll find the answer in every drug in .our stt>r¢_`;.&.~-__..-_-_ -_ ull'

..l|llli§tS'S ltllilllll

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(Continued from page 2 ` '

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“We’ve got our fingers

crossed”!

1 H Only remedies that have

made good" get into this store.

-_ has more than made good -for changed hands and -gfotigheds ln. An excellent t toilet preparation 25c. bot- , tie. Have used it ourselves t and recommend it most

highly. Try lt!

V Central Drugstore

' IPenslar Pigs-Tar Cough Balsam will ure the cough l

-EEC. ard Etc. bottle. `

i 1 pg q

end. So no matter what hs t

exch. Send it around to me was O yum

F.S. Mitchell

The Practical Watch and Clock Repaircr

268 Qnccil >'1trcet1'harlottctown

Psiisgllls

iloii. Jolill hicileull, Souris, and

lion. J. A. Macdonald, (‘.:lrdlgan, were ill (‘harlottetowll yesterday.

Mr. J. J.‘Hiighes, M. 1*., Sourls,

came to Charlottetown yesterday and left last evening for Ottuwu.

Messrs. li. D. McEwen, Morell. uild

i., N. McKinnon, llloiltague, were lil tlilariottetowrl yesterdagy and regis- tered at the Queen Hotel.

Mr. M. C. Delaney. M. L_ A., North

Tryon, was among visitors to Char- lottetowll yesterday.

Misses Emma and i-llida Burlloe, of

Alexandra, wllo have beeil visiting ill this city, the guests of Misses Diincaii, have returned to their honle_

,_ ,Miss Jennie Cairns and Miss Ail- liabel Bears of Cllarlottetowil are visi- ting lil Cape Traverse tile guest of Mrs. Mc-Quarrie.

Miss Jean Cantwell, Uilarlottetowll.

has returned fronl a very pleasallt visit to St Georges, Kings County, accompanied home by her friend, Miss Georgina 1\’lcl)ouald.

Tile iliaiiy l'ricllds of Miss Wiiinifred

Wnye, iluiltier llivcr, will be glad 'to hear that sho is iillprovillg llit-4-ly siiloc returning to her home l`roln the l’.E.lslailli liespitlii where slle under- went tl v ery successful operation un- Warburton.

Tlie lloii. Senator Murphy 1011 by lilo mall--special for Georgetown cn route for Ottawa last night- 110 Will* accompanied by his son. Mr _A. E- Mnrphy, who has gone to join' the Artillery detachment at Sydney. l`lle)' will visit t-he Sollator’s other still, Claude. wllo is now with the second contingent at St John. it is ilot molly fathers here who are called ul>0_11 10 give two soils for the defence ol the Einpiro, aiid the Soni-ltor will have the congratiilatioils as woll :ls thc adnliril- lion of the wlloio ol' the province in having this distiilction.

`Hlliil AHHIVALS

REVERE.

Norman Moheod, Sunllnerslde; Geo.

S. Macleod, Fredericton: L.‘R. ings. -'Orwell Cove; E. lt. Brown. Boston: m-_ J_ tv, McDonald and wife, York; 'ii C. McGovern. Louis Zeif. Toronto: J. |-{_ Myers, Hampton; A. B. Klerstead, St, John; J. Coulson, Sea View; R. B. liermsll. Montreal; W. P. Walsh. Woodstock; 11- D- M°K1““°“- St' Peters.

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"Gst a Gem complete set Safety

Razor and enjoy the comfort and con- venience of shaving at home. it costs very mug but gives perfect satisfac- tion. Price $1.00. MacKinnon Drug Co.. Cor. Great Georlw 111111 Kell"- streets. ' M"-

"We have a full lille ol’ all the _dif-

fennt ind; of cased and uncased pipes, a\1i shapes, qualities and Prices, spigot ts. pipe from the ten 26° spec- ials we are now showing. MacKinnon

_ D,” (gt-,_, Cor_, Great (`leorgo_ and item streets.. _ w _ WW-

`, ._J-flu. __,_,_.,_

River, was convicted of a second 0

~ fence oil the 9th July last. He ha

g V \ , piled. and this Committee is informs

' D that he has not been called upon

BM 1’ pay ills fine. A search was made o

McKilliloll’s premises in July last an beer found. but ilo prosecution ha been brought.

properly intervened to prevent pe sons sentenced to prison for vioi

British ,Almond Pink tions of the provisions ol' the said Ac

Augustus Ellsworth, convicted ill Ja uary last, of third offellces and se

sent that said oifeiltlers be ilot impri oelld.

‘ complains that the said Prosecuto

, ' Bolsner is lacking ill initiative an E. A. Foster .

the provisions of said Act.

l’rosecut.or or inspector i'or King County, has sllowll llinlself unfittod i`o the duties of his office for the folio

Meade, has neglected and omitted t

»- enforce convictions obtained for viola

tions ot’ the provisions oi’ tile Prohib ltioll Act, ill the following case llalllely: .

ot' a first offence iii Julie last and lille $100 aild $17.50 costs;

it first otfeiici- oil 20th Septelilhor lil

and lined $100 tolli $:its.-ir. costs;

tc) John 'i`. O‘ili-iell, convicted ol` .~...w.......~..........,,.,...........w.-~,\..~.~.»..~». ~..~...~»

a first offence oil 25th September la

and filled $100 and tIi4;t.05 costs;

(til .Iohil Mt-iicriliid. coiivictctl of

a first. ot`l'clli:t- oil the itth St-lptomln last and filled $100 und $45.25 costs;

gall, collvictcd of all offence agaiiis said Act oil 218th Novciiiliel' last nil(

fined $20 and 1121.110;

tf) l)r. Tliouias V. Grunt, t‘ai~dl- 1.10 p.ill.

. Hull, coiivicled ol` it first oi't'eni~c oi

28th Novenihi-i' lust uilti filled $100 :iii

‘ $22.10 costs;

_ (I-!_) 1)r. lilicliztcl itoiizllloc, 1’1fakc's evcliiilg, lielii iiiidcr the aiispiizes tlf.wh“"h ls to 11'" 1'°'i'l:'_ btutioii. \‘oi|vii-ti-.d ot a first o|`tclicc oil St. Jallies Guild, was itllotllcr ol` tilos

.btil Noveiiibci' lust itnd tiiied $100 out

$211.50 costs;

hills (’oiliiliittoi-_ charges uild coili-|large zitlclltliilico. All oxcciieilt lliiisi

l1111l11H_l11111 1'1‘11S1‘1‘1110l‘ 1\'1t'-11111*-11115 110011 I cal prograllillic was relldered. supple

slliclillilg und protei-tiilg said offelltl crs froiil the propi-i~ cill'oi'cclilt-_ill o

qiieilce of said evideilce the said pl*

oats, or in default, three months'

prlsoiled.

12.-Cowan R. McKinnon, of Vernon

hat this offender has been boastin

13. The said Allan Boisller llns ll

roltl being inlprlsoned. in the case of Henry Benoit all

enced to six months' lmprisonmeilt he said Allan Boislier has eildeavore o obtain the Lieut. Governor's co

14. This tloilllnittee charges an

n vigor and earilestness in enfcrcln

We charge that Joseph Meade, th

ug rsasollsz-

1. The said Prosecutor, Josep

ta) Samuel t`arpeilter, coilvicte

th) <`atiicriiie lllurtiii, coilvlctcd

(oi l)r. /\ri_-iiiilald A. Allen, (‘ilrdl

said I-oil\'ii'Iioils`.

it trial look place ut Souris, of Mar Elton lhiitoii, who had been charge 11Y 511111 1‘l'oseciiior with selling illto

ioils ol' said Act, Al the trial the Sa

he piirclliised liquor from said defelit aut. but the defendant and hcr daugi tel", Mrs. Jollll Morrison, swore tha suiil Proseciitol' himself' brouglit til liquor to said ilelelitialltfs rcsidellc

ter they might sell all the liquor the wnillt-il to sell oil the day oil wilicil til offence was cilurged, and ill coils

socutioil was dismissed by thc Mag trutc.

the said i’ros<-,cutor Meade is lilchin ill initiative and lil vigor and earlle iicss ill ellforcillg the provisions o

said l’i'ohibitioll Act.

This (‘ollllnittee ask that prouipi ac- overt-_olllillg lnally ol>stii<-los finally

tion be taken hy the Goverilmeiil. lil suocoetis lil getting some important regard to the above made stateilieilt

uiiii charges.

The (‘oiiliilittee would prefer tliut spirators. She swims away with

an Iilvestigatioil he licltL.__resper/ the truth ot' the afore nleiitiolicd place ofthe Four i-lundred via li river.

Braille pursues her lil ll lilotor boat.

charges before one of ills Majesty lodges ot' the Supreme Court.

ward island Alliance,

Respectfully yours.

tSgd.) THOMAS MAltSHAI.I..,

A. W. STERNS.

Secretary

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FINESKATING OUTFIT 111311; ,,,§\,:m‘,I_((.ll.( ~

FOR GIRLS `

nl ou- .inlay liintinli °11\1“~ lgxf’

Iii? ' 'iii at wt-A -1~° '\ """’_“Z'?f2‘..1~"i'i1l'.'£ll..iiilflsm

ani l lm- sl..."-» \‘,j__'{‘,‘,‘§‘,'l.r»|»i» may ui

neither paid his fine nor been impril:

B mostly by llldlvidual runs, until fou

1; Dongall, wllo was oil the job for a goo

stop. Gregory then took a run and

(li efficiency repelled. The play was no g of all even nature. it kept so for a

while, the play being one minute i

5 tion, ami the Abhies were ilot doin _ much better ill this respect until J.

Power and I.. Campbell conlmenced

B' ful run and scoring. This was eigi (I miilutos before hall'-time. lil the pla ll tllat followed the Abbles allowed mor

colllbiilation. Next D. Gillis, wilo ha

01. been allowing a disposition to rough it .St oil two occasions with the opposiii ` point. ulilioticed by ilie judge of play,

Sl.

t arrived ill (illariottetowll yesterday a l 4.45 p. ill. The special from the Milli

3- 'H1111 U11 l11“ 15111 S1‘l111111i1)cl‘ last ,totalled the vcr_v creditable suill

y ' $70. At'tt-i~ the pronrulllnle it llultlhe 41 of gullies were eiijoycd by tile _voiiilgo

_ _ _ X- set. Altogether the social was ful lcatillg iiqiior contl'ar_\‘ to the provls- up to any of its lllost elljovablt\ pre

ld tlocessoi's_ and the ladies who s

Prosecutor liilllseli' gave eviileilce that

(T6 .`o1//

nil i \ will

Bveryllrl vhonkntsner rv\rl1H“’,"\““` nlzaffn |¢

ailull’-no-l1.'\I1'1\\‘""""‘}"""‘_ - l itmitllumi :.“.'.1°.§i‘.;i’;:‘.'l.u.‘;:::‘.'.‘.1:l-i'.::::li:f.:.i‘:;:l..._..3.'|]_

to-dnynnt I

31111911 “"5 Y°“' ""“".'{}i'.'_:i'i'1f»11`l»s'ii iinris or Flaw. lserivv. P011'-*IG p»:iili)|\:"n“'|.,.¢Nlii|-. to introduce amen! ` 'f5,°,",?,i,i,'1“I‘i".,.‘.i`,'lT-U ....i.. 'i~i|\i»f;‘-5§\l_={iL1}{_';f",j,"f{; loss than the amount ~ actually con- ‘»ii|im..\sa°l1, “*““‘""1";.Ai1-1.--...-l-l.».|l.lnnliilllnl gumed last year.

'ood \'lo1r\. °""-- ""1 um i..-.rein-lnlnutoyoulhw Slut ei-erynorly »vant~Lt\:|rrf]fg‘f:,_.1 at ,iii perlumn--bil

it tu the mn-1 '

senior inns

vics will

f_,was fast, cieall and exciting. Pre needing. the game alld at intervals the worked to the Vids end, where L. 82nd Band gave excellent music; some Campbell shot No. 4 for the Abbles.

d of the popular songs being among the

g selections oil the programme.

0 At 8.30 the game started with a rusll H by the Abbles to the Vic’s elld, th d Vlcs coming back inilnediately. The

puck was played from eild to elld

d the net for a score. The Abbies go

the puck lroili the bully alld weilt a

(1 liiled one at Vail lderstine, who wa

also wideawake. and with his old-time excellent lllallller. For a time the

w battle was waged ill the Vic’s end till

A fair clfowdi 'jitglesped the best was given the rest cure. While Gillis

‘ganle.of hockeyrtllis n played at the Arena last night between the old- combined for a pretty rull from centre

' n

BY 1$C0RE0F"6-E IN SECOND iilliflfi

was oil! Power and I.. Campbell again

time rivals the Abegweits and Vic- me, and scored the third goal for the

Vimm-|5onment_ No payment has hem turing( the former winning by the Abbies. Gillis celebrated his retu

mad , h . _ score 0151.6-4.

9 no’ as the offender been im ` Theice was splendid. with the ex- but he shot off the mark. ‘ The Duck

ception of a few holes, and the game remained ill the Abbies' end for a

by a._ spelndid run to the Abbies goal.

' short tlnie. then it was gradually

The Vics then journeyed to the base of the opposing team and shot for goal, but " Chas" made another good stoD-

2 Tile bell rang with the play about

centre ice.

- Tile Vics at thc comnlencemellt of-

Y the second hail' displayed nlucll im-

“_ minutes had elapsed, when Duffy shot, pmved culllbillatioll, alld commenced

quite u distance from the goal, and got

“_ one through Dougali. The Abbies fol-

t lowed up tltfir advantage and kept til

Vlcs ell th defensive t'or nearly tiv

d minutes. Then D. Gillis made ll niag- u_ lliflceilt. run, taking the puck from ill

own' goal right through the Abbie

by a comhiiled rlill to the Abbles end. shortly followed by another. Tile

9 hopes of the Victoria fans were raised e by the improv:-d playing of their

tealrl, and seven minutes later, when

s Prowse and Lillie scored oil a pretty

“_ s piece oi’ eombiiluiloll, they fairly went

lilies and flilaily placing the rubber iii iid Tile Abbies sent the rubber out

w . .

t of their vlclllity, only to be takell back t by W. Prowsn to \’an iderstlne, the

(i latter having a iiilmber of shots sent

at him immediately after eacll other.

s which he stopped ill his characteristic

D. Gillis, J. Prowsc alld Lane came up

n for a magnificent combined run' and

e the Ahbies' territory and then ill the scored the third goal for the blue and ,S Vic's. Excellent runs by (‘. Campbell, white.

‘_ D. Gillis, W, and J. Prowse ami L. w_ tiamphell, aild good stopping by bot

goal tenders featured this period. _Th

l Vics were sliowillg but little conlbiila- goal after a lllix-up while Dougall was

` g out of the net. They followed six

The score was ilow 4-3 ill the Abbies

h favour, with the second period about e

-hall' over. Tile Abbies scored the next

minutes later with their sixth and last goal. The half continued fast, but got

` the good work, conlbillillg for a beauti- got ratller slow towards the elld. The

illiliilll EUAHUIAN

- SPECIAL TRAINS.--Tile liiail trai

lr -

at Georgctuwii arrived iii the city ia

| _...__

llliliio social iii St James ilall la

l enjoyable. affairs for which this eller-

getic gluiil is noted. There was

-`|ille|lti_-.ii by ii ptliltoiliillle pt-.rforlllallt l willcli caliisi-il liiuoll illorriilioiit.

birtlitltiy <~oiitl'ibiitioii ily those prcsc

t PEOPLE'S THEATRE.-Umlolihb c elily tho nlost sellsntiollal inllovatio e, presented by tile producers ot‘ til

and told the dqteiltlnllt alld ilcr dailgli- “ Mlllioll Dollar Mystery " to date i

_v the clever porforinallco oi' a trainer e colile, who is siiccessful in turning ill e- tables against the collspirators all o- enabling the heroine to escape wifi is- the papers the Stallley llargreave

llrvsterlolis box coiltiillls, ill tho llille

SI. This Uonlillittee conlplaiils that ,teeiltll chapter oi` the serial shown at

H the l’eople’s 'l`lic:'itre last night, Tile st- situation that leads to the startling

f portoriiiailce rendered by the canine

is that in which Flo Liliiudie, aftei

s papers which cvltleiitly relieves her

father from persecution by the coli-

-lg them from the ullilergroulld meeting-

aild when out ill the open bay. over-

Wc are. 011 11811811’ 011110 P1`111l'€ E11- takes and attacks her. Jilli (James

Cruze), wilo wasstrolllllg along the bank with his dog, swims to her rescue. lie piiils Braine out of the

1’l‘@S1l1611¥ Of 1119 A1111l111C€- boat and engages in a battle royal ill

the water, when a number of touglis,

'- -who -have bcoll wailing for a signal

from llrltiiio, drop oilcllor and come to his zlid. 'l`iic dog, secliig his lllzlster getting the worst of of the ilrgliuleilt, plunges ill to the rescue and with renlarkable illtolligcilce keeps the coli- spirators at hay while Jilll and Flo

_ mall the power boat aild escape. This

' performance of the four~footed actor

called for iiiucil favourable colllllleui. and aside from this fact some import- allt ovollts trallspire, such as the se- curing of the lnystcrious papers ami tile ulllllaskillg of the Countess Olga before Florence ilargreaves. Three other lille reels liiade up the balance of u lille programme, wliilo Dave Parks lu a vocal selection. H The Vale ol' ilretlllls." fully siistillllcd his repu- tation. This progriluillic will ho_re- pcutcd to-night.

THE MARKETS -

Tllore was il fair attcililailqe at tllo

market yesterday collsltleriilg the state of the roads, which are badly drifted lil sollle places, so the farmers state. _ There was very little change ill the price ot' comlliotlitloii. with the excep tloll of pork, which has declined 1,/ic. per pound. -

Hay still sells at 75-cents per 100

pounds, with pressed hay nt $14 per ton. Oats 50 to 52 cents. Tile oat

the situation in oats begins to look serious. Estimating the western crop at 150 millions of bushels, subtract- ing about 60 millions shipped out. leaves about 9_0 millions of bushels' for local consumption. or 14 millions

The only substitute food is corn, of

which there is a fair supply to be had

tlnm. ‘ - hr1`:‘li.°»':°<»11:?§`.'1l'i;`f-\....i--_-~|§\_§;}{‘,§2‘§f.?A‘Af.'i'1li:¢i'iE at moderate prices. Luckily the mmvtlvml. ,will---_-|'_",~.iLiI»i|ol»v»¢.»'\~11°*1"' island is likely, to be all right ill re

din 1 matnelllrll

or\1i»r1'\|~1vlr‘-*“"‘ ,_.......l~r<».lwil I M \1»°f¢°°'\* "°*'°“““’{‘.,.,..»....i_.~°“.linmilmsmtin spent to ths comme ty, as our °""'i}'l'»7.-'li'i°if».i"{¢21i"l-'»'¢’v~-""'“"`"‘ ‘§'°'ii1if¢if'°°“"i"°, farmers, or at least the blilk of them. §'|»i»-m-:hand-°'r"1"”'“‘!"“"" mon sn na ,usually hold il little more than they

‘ 'TI' ... \\'f11° _ consider necessary, and generally

nQH;;:;°rANUFil$§g§1§?0E?n£ lifter oroppllnz have some i.o dispose

af, so that it hi not anticipated that

_ ,_.,,._-

successfully engineered it are to ii

l- coilgratuiated.

market is very stroilg and xi despatch

nthoutspendlnnllainklelzii wmm’m‘mM,_ dated Wininpeg, Jan. 27th, states that

- Baeh 0111111- °°“"“"‘ “ "“"`.°l1‘§mi\1l»fli~f_ we will |l\-» llhed stool hockey a|oltvs._lo1» . rl our with

ll D111" IP'1““ “""““hm‘1u“°=oi;1t user

it galneleilded 6-4 a victory for the y Abegweits.

e The second penalty. there being

d only two, was meted out to (‘. (‘aiiip-

bell for- tripping.

g ,_The secolld gailic was oiio by the

\ics by the close score of 2-1.

,there will he oily shortage here. ,Potatoes when offered bring 510 ceilts tper bushel. _ 1 Butter is quoted at 225 to 28, and 'eggs 30 to 35.

t 1 #Merchants report business fair and

0 collectiolls abuiit average. Some

L people are inclined to blame the pres-

icilt wal' for ilollpaynicllt oi` bills, but iticnerai lldallager ltieilurdsoii ol' the

1 _ __.. _ _ _1 liailh of Nova Scotia ill his allllual ( PANTGMIME SOCIAL' lm' WML), i~cp_ort makes tho following slateilloilt,

"’l’o be qiiltt- frank, tlloso wllo ',liltillio the present depression oil the 1'- war are only hugging al delusion, for ‘_1|lic reactloii from l-lpeculittioii, extra- _ vagailce alld over-expallsioll was ill-

ovitable, liowcvi-l' lllltcli ii may he

:iggravatotl by wilt' cuiliiitioiis. All, is m llow our tIut_\' to coiltribute in such ml t'iill illeasuro as we call iolvzlrds tllc

r plxlscciilioll ol the war. lil tho issiics

of which oilr future is so iilscpal'nbl_v

I5 hound lip, slid towards that cud it is

_ l‘cqilired ot' us lliat we devote our- () selves clit-rgeti<:all_\' to the develop- 0 ment ol` our natural reserves. thus

adding to olir produotioll, and to culti- vate greater habits of thrift and otzonomy, thus conserving our material

H resources. if we see to it that wc O do our duty. in this regard, then one S blessing :it least will nccilre from the ] wal; 6 Tile flour niurkei is greatly agitated d tliesc ilays by the rise ill the price of I wheat.

Dealers illterviewcii alld asked their

if oplnioll us to the flour market state

tiliit they tiid llot. care to express all opinion. ill fact they did not know iio one knew. 'l`iils was true, llnwe\'r1i‘, that the public_liave ilo fault to filld with the illercllailts llerc as they are

' selling present stocks at a great deal

loss liioiiey than the llilils are asking Io-tiny. it may not be good business, hilt it means that flour is scliiiig olieaper ill 'tfilarlottetowii at the pres- oiit time tlluii on any part of the millil- Iantl_ As to tho future. as one dealer expressetl it. “ we are all at sea." This is certainly a time when all waste sllolild be avoided and every eilort made to conserve stock.

STEAMER SAILS

WITH HUGE WHEAT CARGO

FOR THE BELGIANS.

l’0R'i`|.ANii, Jail. 28.-lliulell with

2140.000 biisiicls of wllcut, allil clotllillg and ofod t`or the tlcstitutc lit-iglalls. the steziiilci' Stratlliily_ tho first ol' tllroc ships to be scllt l'rolll this port by the iieigiail relief conlulissioil, steamed to-day for itotterdaul.

1Arl Easy Way to _

Increase Weight

GOOD ADVICE FOR THIN FOLKS.

Tile troiihie with most tllill folks

wllo wish to galil weight is that they insist oil druggillg their stolnacll or stiirflllg it with greasy foods; rubblilg on iiseli-ss "lit-sli orcullisf' or following some foolisil pllysirail culture stunt, wllilc lllc real cuiiso of tililiiicss 1500>' liiltoiicilcll_ You callnot get tilt uiltil your digestive tract iissilliilulcs lilc footi _voii cal.

Tilailks to ii rclllarkalblc ut-w sion-

tilll' tllscovt-ry, il is ilow possibii-_ to coniblllc liito simple forlli tht- vt-ry eiollicilts not-dcti by the dgcstive ol"- gans to llolp them convert food into rich, filt-ladoil blood. This lllilst_ol'- stroke of modern chenlistry is called Silrgol and luis been termed the great- ost of ih-sil-builders. Sargoi aims

` tllrougll its re-generative. reeolistriic-

tivo _powers to coax tllo stomncll and intestines to literally soak up the fat- tening elements of your food and pass them into the blood, whore they ure carried to every starved, broken-down cell and. t-issue of the body. You cali reatlliy picture the resiiil when this amazing transformation has taken place and you notice how your checks fill out. bellows about your neck. shoulders and bust disappear and you take oil fronl 1,0 to 20 poundsof solhi healthy iii-sh. Sargoi ls absolutely harmless, inexpensive, efficient. All leading drilaglsts have it and will re- fullii your money if you ure not satis- fied, as per the guarantee found ill every package.

Cautlom- While Sargol has glvoll

excellent results in overcoming nerv- ous dyspopsla and general stomach troubles it should _not be taken by those who dn not wish to galil tr-ll poliilds or more.

Discounted.

20 and 25 per cent off ! .

Make hay while the ‘sun shines--'g'et~~ '-

your needs supplied. _ _

All Carpets, Carpet Squares,-' Cur-_- --

tains, Sheetings, Cretonnes, Bedspreads; Cotton Towels, Down Quilts, Comforts, etc; ~ f -

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help ilritaill was rendering the Allies, France and Russia, M. Sassiillofl' said that Great liritaiil had iimiertakell tl biirdeil fal' heavier liiail liatl bocii ox- pecteil of ilei'.

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BRITAIN DOING MORE THAN would remain faiillful to the spirit ot` and some interesting developments EXPECTED OF HER. the imperial nlanifesto ami the agree-I are proinlsed_ _ ,

ment, not to collciiiile all lildepelldeut‘ --I--4=--‘-*'-'_

PETIIOGRAD, Jan. 28.-A liuillllerlpcace. ITHE DISABLED STEAMER 1 .

of questions dealing with many phases ' »--_--_-1 CAMANO MAY 9° To 0 or nussiirs relations to other noun- Psovioci/xi. iNves1'iGA'rioN NEW YOR1<»_FOR REPAIRS- tries, bot.ll her allies and neutral INTO VICE IN MONTREAL. --

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Sassallotf by illelllbers of the Duma- _MON’l`Rl<I.-\i.. Juli. 28.--A despatch lil marine circles y9B101'1111y 11181 1118 at yesterdays sitting of the Iilidgét i`roill Quebec to-day quotes Sir i.omt_-r disabled Bl‘1t2’.iall relief 810511101' CBH11- Colllililttee, M. Snssailolt replied (iouiil as sziylllg that the t_io\~i-rlllllent ilu \V01i1t1 110 10W01l 10 N011' Y01'1i f01‘ briefly to everything asked Ililli, and lvollld appoint it ro_\:li coliiluissioll to repairs. Enquiries nlade..by The Mail said he would request the lnlperiui investigate vice iii iiiolitrt-ai ll' ti its to the aut.llenticlty`ol* this report sanction to give detailed explallatioils_strollg deniaml is nlaiii-_ for it. Tho elicited the intorlliation that no deci- ut ti plenary sittiilfr, of the Duiliu. Iproposiil to have all illvcsiigatioli is 141011 W0U1\1 119 l`011‘111€11 191581111115 '-110

the oiitcolllo of lt report publislled, steilliler pelldtllgtile colupietlorl of the that all tildcrlliull woiilil bt- cailcd as 0111121111 S111`V0>’- T119 0W1\0|' Of 1119 C3' a witness ill tile trust- ot' il woiliall liiliioi:-i1iitiicC11)'110111521111FFHUU15' arrested l`ol' coiltliicllilg ti lloiisc ot` iii- co, having come by way of New York. rt-pule. Altleriilzlll lliiililciliilal all- it was at first thought that the steam- iiouilceti iii council that he was the 01' \V0111l1 110 1311911 11110 New YOK'1i» but

Answerillga question as to whether alderlllail i'oft-rl~ctI to. hilt said llc Halifax being 1110 110810811 Dori, Bllc

there was ally danger of the coiltzlii-icouiii prove lic yvas there oil business. was brought here. Every effort will sioil of a premature peace, .\l_ Sassaii- § The woinuli who conrliictt-.ii the llouso be made to have the Calrllilo repaired oft' said empllatically that itussisj, pleaded guilty ill the recurder’s court lat Halifax. '

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