. TUESDAY l

AN __ P`~‘r__' _Q'Y’_S co

artlolesulllgrtly 1orwert3_.§\l_tl-».=$0',\_iC}i__o_iilottetown .by _th W_o_1;iens-rlbitrivt 'Association ei v

ic-

U- _oiniriun _ ‘lie _wiii.~i» int _ _

tererm'in§°€'lue'iemwinr°nve §iiifrerer';j, "Eng pull; “opp

1'- ‘.". .

0` o_f‘ifli'e.»-=B2nd Regiment have volunto

ed for-the. trout:-Ceptelii~T. Ed

Envei-ybody tliiitsranto a iliie,

FIVE 0FFl6E_RB VOLUNTEERQ-df 6

___ _ . . ,Q

£83' Ro~

to . .Wuilii-‘ li°°“m“l hlhdifefchlefr McNutt Captain George Giimpbellf' h k- h ld t k

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hemmed'i\iSf'h_2nd:-by one ei vi t i ' oldest . Anti- fmost respected Vc‘ltl>zrer.i';

eishtveeveiv-mrs or nee. ir ani ....li..

MTB' Wldmall- Who. althou

smart Bild able and willing to be

service._`to-hor cohntry in this, itsho

of direct-'_n_e_'ei1_,____ _

A very death teoii piece .rtni

when, .t_ii};t_l1e_ 3rd inst., death enter tiie 1iotnej'i1!,‘-_Allen shew and einirn him afiliggiqwn. at the use eiwyeere. The de _ _ed iwas in his usual health lmost u 'to the time or his death Au

_ ll

could do»_wg,s done. but lu spite' of ad

B ~_ - _ ' . that m9il‘|¢sl-iaid and tender nin-si

his spiritfpgged to-Him Who gave

Mr. Shaw . as an ohiigirig seigub

and s `lttud.i'!ather. and lived in Ui

ne'

,Llollt. M,B»\'i.l!i, Llout. Ralph sore and .Lieut.'\.l__lyl_ie ‘Allan‘. . _1-

"f formation from` a reliable source

“f sunday,-nr,ai,iire_Prince Eiiwara is '_ '_ .

land' volunteers at'SaliBh\\ry~Ph1il\ hlzg I Lnuguor, loss of apps te,. tired

m . , _

inet, 1|; mrs-"be-tinien from the in

coast" is `uiider"blocka'de. ‘ By t

h French soil and will ere long

01'

be given to the-progress of hostilit in _the _western _ zone. _

, _.7--»

The remains 'were laid to rest .in the ~

Utes Cemetery. service in ine cinir being conducted by,ll.ev. Mi-. McEwen,

ussistedaby Rev. Mi‘.'. Peterson and R

_ _ _ _ e

Mr. Brown. 'l‘lie (‘.hurch was filled

leaves-to, ourn three sons and o

with flrends of_ the departed.

ilaughter_-'~'ll5ani'el» `-J., .'l‘euciier, Cherry

liill; Ssriiuel, iiiflliarlottetowiig ids

est and Miss Florence, at home. 'I‘

allbearers were Messrs S E Mac-

all of Ulgg; Archie McPherson, Pet

D ' ‘. . . leod, _Daniel Macleod. R. A. Macleod,

McQueen, of Orwell, and J. M, M lead, of Vernon.

The following letters have been

knowledging the receipt of the toh

co through the Overseas Tobacco

re-

ce‘lved by Mr. H. W. Vlniiicomlie. ec-

Fund to which many citizens eonir _ uteil, It is indeed pleasing to know 'N TRMNWG-_'-' The f0ll0W that tho "mon ill lilo llrlllg une" have _ young men fom this Province are

received the tobacco, etc., wliicli is but

another evidence of the ,patriotism

the P. E. island people. it might hcre be added that the fund for a further supply is still open and- it is hoped to send some forward in time for E

cli

SER\0USLY ILL. - The m

,,_ forhierl of `Ca`rdi a will re r t

,_ able to take charge of iils ship wli h 0 by a. Specialist and lils pliysioilm to

el- wltiiout favourable result for

it was thought advisable for him return to his home iii Liverpool, E

the S. S. Vistris, accompanied by

' York to visit him in De_e.

ib-

peditionary Force, preparing for

le;-_ 1>to_ A, }(_ Gr-o@h_ A (;0mp.my_ lsl divislciial ambulance corps:-Capt.

Devoiis. British Expeditionary Fcrcog, writes: Dear Sir: Just a fcw lines

thanking you very much for your p

sent, which I received nil right. I inn very glad lo suy that l am quite safe

and in the bceii oi' hciilili. trust

you ure tim saiiic. \Viili kiiiil rcgiirils from all. Private ll. Wiliiiott. Si iai-

FC-

Tig

Gr. D. Mctiorninck, Soiiris; Di-_ W.

lers, 1st Dcvoiis, British Expeditioiiiiry mgllei GT- J- D0V0l\\1. S0\1l‘iS: Gr.

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Force. writer.. nenr sir.1vinnyiiinnir_i D____a_5 Mlvic _ Dresems abou, hm the comp,,,_y

for gift of tolxiicco and cigarettes.

came at a most opportune moment. lt

is quite a treat to have ti smoke,

pecially in such times as these when we have to stand so long in water and mud. I think l shrill close now, again

thanking you for your gif.:

es-

Moiitague; Gr. L Myers, Montag

l-l. A. Stcwnrt l .

gg* left for France on Saturday. 111° 5 ed

ed gives lit.tle_cr`edence to the reD0\'t 0

mating _'from Berlin that the Fren

lie expected to sail shortly on boar

wife and daughter, who caine to Ne

present in Fredericton, N. B., attac ed to thc 24th Battery Canadian E

men now in that city training compos

_,_ _ing two batteries of Artillery and oi; .hey are not afmm to say ___ and the hu.~e_ The dining mbles_ candy and

T. M . .' r _ _

CWI Monm uv' Ser t' I' Harp "et.er’s team is going to play a. return

Y. S K er, Charlottetown; Sergt. M. McDo aid, Charlottetown; Bd. Lemon, Mo tugiie; Bd. J. J. Sark, Lennox Islan Dr. Bucliannaii, Souris; Gr. (‘.onr Souris; Gr. ll. Campbell, Montagu

Dewar, Montague; Gr. li, Dewar, lilo

Dr. J. McNeill, Souris; Dr. L. Ol-la ley, Souris; Dr. G. Perry, Souris; Gi i _em It

__ glowing, yout ful s in, s on _ a .5 'old reliable Hood’s _Sarssparilltir a

pliysician’s rescription, wh li

on our blood is made pure, pimples, - boils, hires, eczema diss pear.

feelirlg, weakness are symptoms of impure, unhealthy blood

‘ ic

.'1‘iin._oiiarf1iiiii;reeeiveii aeiiniie in- i hives a clearrhenllhr °°l°f- _Wim

tim

blood. Get z bottle today.

. ._ . ...,.,..

oi’ tliaiikii, moved and seconded by was tendered the

WEDDING BELL8.-~ A, pleasant

event took place at Watermere. Char- lottetown on Wednesday. Feb." rd, when Sarah A. daughter of Mr. and

ation that the _British Government __ How." Sarsapanhh purm.. tl"

ch _A ~ '

B _ _ wsouesnmv

t eir pieces in the trenches flghtins . l|_E¢1'URE EN,|QyEp_._0n F-rl. tile enemy.. Now that Ivlsnd UDYB are day ' evening, stir inst.. e rieiigiited '{§,‘;fi‘;”§f_g riff; 1?- Mi{‘°“_§‘

an nie‘1i_i'e'__r;nu win be greatly rnieeeu, Smelly misused. added lnwfest will audience greeted Rev. E. E. styles e e “““ °“ ‘ ne died trusting in inet .iii-wire o le

Who saw fit to take him to Himself.

_'At the close the chairman of the eve

ny _.i,ng, Rev. C. C. Mclntosh. in a fe

to tiircr, and spoke of the benefits t

Y E ll. K 6

1eam_ lhal he ls_ seflouullly lh ln Nw oe derived from such a lecture.

York. where he arrived in m nd *__

of the S. S. Vasaria, Dec. 20tll.0Hbn:vas °D|EDd YE§TEq°,AY-“IEE” G ‘lin so suddenly taheniill. that he was un~ ’°°“l|"*_ al ‘ 5 _‘°m°- _ ra tg? llarhon The ohlel- gon l_0ul,,_ gl-llqyml.

, _ . e

sailed for Brazil on Jan. ’1th. Advised lt 5 ‘hm-i Ui' Gems* W Ul"'“'v l" ul

lch Street city, on Tuesday, February 9

gc 12nd year of his age. after on illn

ls patience. He leaves to mourn a so

t( ter, Ella, also his step-mother, Mrs ng W. Drew and lialil-brother, Cliarl

d S. Drew of this city. Funeral Thur

his lay at 3 p.m. to Peopie‘s Cemetery.

W __

which took the two teams to

ln!

h ivcr a hundred dollars. The gam

. _ _ _ m

hx dt Peter’s and Soiiris. The ga

front. .There are abouut live hundre` vas clean an through and played wig

( . i‘he Georgetown senior team is one

. he best teams in King’s County, an

‘ ntermediate team also. The

n natcli in the Georgetown Rink Frida

gy inticlpated.-G. _ _ __ _ ,fl A _ Home c.uAnos.-Aneni. :iii tnrne _ -iut last cvenini.; representing No. ( Company under coniamnd of Cap

Ewen McDougall for drill. This r

ue pany will take up section drill and t

is rumored that No. 1 C0

pany under command of Capt. W.

F i __

Trealiuciit lrcc if you wrilc

“H Sh ll Ili I

ow ai now _

Have Kidney Trouble?"

Do just as every doctor does when he suspects that ii lintieiit has Kidney 'l‘roulilc-- l£'XAMlNl‘§ YOUR Ulilfi li.

‘ ‘ lu the niorning, sccil llie urine is liiglily colored-either

rcddisli or dccp oriiiigc. (Nntnrnl urine is ii liglit sli':iw color). Noticeil the odor is siruiig or foiil. ll highly ciilurcil or oilciisire iii iiilor, yiiiir Kiiliii-ys :i'ri‘ ixrifiiiily iii iiccd ul nilcniioii-aiid _-\'l.` 0_\IL`il

(ict ii box of (`.I.\’ PILLS now, and liikc llieiii regularly.

ll von have ai Pniii Iii The linck-if the liaiids :md feet swell -i'i` you siificr with Rliciiiiinlisiii, Scialicri or Liiiiibzigo-if you lizivc deposits of rcildisli mailer like brick dust or mucus iii llii: iiriiic iii ilic iiiorniiig, you iiiiiy bc sure flint your Kiiliii-ys :irc not :is stmiilg :is llicy sliui|lillio,ui1d need tlii: liclp of UIN l'l LLS iii lic wcll.

Gi P'lls 'ire sold :it all ilciilcrs-5Uc. n box, ti for $2.50. Gin Pills are

in i . _ _ _ __ _ “Mode iii Cniizid:i”. Sold iii L.h.iiiidur llic iiziiiic lrII\O” Pills. Trial

National Drug It Chemical Co. ol Canada, Limited, Toronto

Crookunn, Ont., Dec. llli.

"A few year.-i ng-\. I was n lgrezil

siiiferiir from Rlieiiiiistisiii. I had f_re- i.liicnil_\' ri-nd that Gin Pills were ctfcctlvo in raises like mine. lgot ii bex sn\l_nN|=l' iziltiiig lliuiii fora short linic, llic i.\v_iiigi'\i

lwcniiie l<'.~.< liwehiriit until thi-y liii:_illy ill-ui|ipc.'ii'i<.l. ll iriiiiinlisiii is :i i¢'ri'ililii_ nlllii-iiuii rind lt is a blessing to l_<no\v_oi a rcnicily like Gin Pills that will drive it mil ri( tho syskeiii und rclievo llie

°“`“""i""§'" Jositrii si‘is\'i~:Nso.~:.

1)oii’t put off this tfeiitiiiciit. If your Kidiicys sliow any of the signs give-ii nliovc, you nerd Gm Pills. To dtzlziy liikiiig iliciii is only iiiviting lirigliifs Dist-rise, Stone iii the lilaildcr, cliroiiic Rliciiiiiiilisiii or some other ter- iblc iorni of Kidney or Bladder Troiiblc.

the evening. slic\vinl_=; his iniercst .thc inovcmcnt.

-- .____.__. __

tin W. eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Martin was returning from sclio

ly taken to the Murray Iiospital wlie

below the knee and the other terrib

tin in their sad bereavement. Mr.

Marlin.

ing;--Alexander Cameron, '78 yes

` Tremont street, has just received

imperial service me ii

ment of railways and canals. lie li

. served the Canadian Govcrnnient

wears and last veai' was peiisioned

id from the King is an unusual hon ccorilii to Mr Cameron, and lie

lecoration was forwarded through

iatlve of Prince Edward lslsnd

emaiiied there several years. later

ion work during the pest quarter

.ight of whom are living.--Bosto

FQR THE MDN Post, Feb. lst.

'SILVER WEDDING.-On S

Y lay evening, Jan. 23rd, Mr and Mrs

in - _,__-rl--Q lg Chnl,"-on observed the sllvel- amll. the Crlm Con. The first and third

- I-E-l ' 'V ; versary of their marriage at their C°“nl5 W0” l"“°li°a||Y U10 Mme- GX-

_ iwme_ 158 B,.oa_lway_ Some,-vllh-,_ cept the third count alleged special

~ n is dau hter

#Ill ii Me C»f-em » K °f <1*-“‘“=“= ui me W-=

-" "'°'7 ill li‘<`~»`~"lll ‘-> ‘ """* """" *_h¢ [hug Jgnlgg Tllomggn, and Wag all llljllfy i0 llle Wife f0l‘ WlllCl1 the

~ ~ ml.-ll ll Nm-th Tl- on ml March 5' husband did not claim special dam-

` __l...‘. ~" by the Rev. Mr Co ertliweite. Jen. P ` "Z3, 1890, at Tryon. m?l`liey moved to dflcllifill-|011 WHS md 99 U Wh0l€» ‘md

___________\1\'__________ ___ _.,..__._....~ I In -.l0mm.vllle_ Mah," home yell,-3 ago judgment should be arrested for the ~'~ .- / _ _ _ ' /J \ -_ -»_-._ _ i md have msiqell there nir.r,c_ one misielnder of causes of action iii the

"f_§Q_‘i_‘,‘{§“~- € i g - gf the felllh,-es of lhei evehlng one suit. Dcfendnnt's counsel fur-

. G_ ...hu 5 was 510|-neg 5010.;-emlr-_l-all by Ml- ther askedthnt the proceedings be / ' . ~~~ ' . § [Li Peters of Somerville, accoihpanllid by 9l°Y0d 0" "W 3l`0““ll mill the Bvi- { ~ *i if i` 'OOM 3 \ _ .ifvh-5 Re¢.\_ The all-lglng ofolll' songs _dence at the trial showed a criminal ` ' C_\\ G was another interesting featiiro. Th UPHP9 f0\‘ Whlfh tho llefcilllilnt had

l J ‘fy \i){\ l ..ouple received meiiy silver gifts, i

. I '

- ons ron A Few Miiwrs-i Eiis

lo MID GIRLS-renwiiiuiyio uno HM

'gt-,~:'.;.i‘:;.;i.“°i:E:r‘l‘.l2r-.i:.“.f§li-i»'I`fi=!“_§»

__, __ basket. 'a whip-cron spoon. a car

. ‘ soblllflk " .'.. 5;' receiver, a bon-bon lllsii, e cucumber make e felony the foundation of ii. 3 Qofikgndgbmdysljcllifl _. ‘. _ iiflol-_ two bl-and ll-hy, mul Bevel-al civil action. Mr. Johnston, K. C., for ~ v-ll ~ ti iitiii an _ Y Won: ‘ k, pl, _ ._-,\ pieces of cut glasr- Those presc t 10 PH" .llfilllh l e 00|"-flfy. Mill ~ ' __ __ "__ _N i . ' l_m:liided Mr anti Mr lt. A. 'l‘hom

~ ° 'i' ” rl; ' ~ _ _-\ 'if Brookline' D Monahai

, E 0° ,

. ne noni n with nine nun me ie N'

*mm , mhnimdvv ll*-°",°_

“ii Eli.

brCIl\_i

. me nl

un "_ fn 8, ' is hfdun dun

1 'lg

iii 5.

ti* E .i

'E2-'|li“ “":.'i.-"-"M"

\bovo°¢l ho ¢

"Umm, Kmwiiwmml

lg?

.Nl _N _ I __.‘/ lgl;9_ lvl, Came,-mhywho ll, B ,lm of ages, and therefore she should have . ' ~, u _ the late Alexahlle, W_ Came,-on_ was been a party to a suit for the assault.

'l \\ _ _ , . ix,,.h M Alhahy_ p_E_l__ oh M,"-¢h 1 As the damages were assessed on the ‘_ l l A f ' ' ` T f 1866. Tlioy were uiiltcd in niarrlng

mu. lin-\ a ini- _ r l‘ 0»l\d5V|l'8

¥_ig__¢4§f__l-'§,°°§,_, _ . Revere Beach; Mr _.and Mrs 'D _ vriw. v/'rea l'_il»i;h__§_-;°°__§,‘;‘g~,,..;_“$.-.2 i~.naee.oisomerviii¢m_l_tlr and Mrsio y action until after the criminal had §_‘3.,°;"l_§,1';,§.,,,.{,..feri»~ Wa' _ ln Cameron. Mr and Douglas Ca 5-hi_\\_g3~l»;_I_}_l»l_~g;,_}l§”:2,,,"”‘,.”.¢¢»¢\v`ué!g own. Mr and Mrs D. Gilchrist.

nr.e»r.uemwvl°*‘- ° and Mrs John nqaii, Mrs

l Ml E

0 F ii m

i 3- M

I2':ir;¢i‘.=isin|~,1f_;‘__'},'.§"“,“1°¢.¢e:h$ stew"-l om; llmhhggl-_ M" pox ‘ml K.-C., for tliedetendant. inthe cues

';.h,or..r er-on ______",,,,, ‘ _i augliter, ss Wsawo ii and heard the day before of Martha A. J.-

» :'.:“.'.“.-°f-'»'2»-~»-,,,,,..- r.°.... Mme Edwin . in 'fini it

IW ll l‘*‘{:°°__‘lf|‘.',,..,»¢:__ Qomervllie. Mr a d Mr! Cameron

V ,,_ _ 10

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“fkw” - °°'“‘ ‘ t shim .°b'iiii "cfs- . l»""°e..¥.i’...... ‘?.’.i'r,-,e...2ii‘.<“*‘r’""l“.

‘ ii._ui_\u'A61°°ll°°9-- °¥’l'~_ 17! '°"°‘"`°'° ivimimiam- .~-an. ff _

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uma “__ may *italy ne assumed that _Ml-s_ Anthony Buchanlmn of- Elm, the Islanders have been landedu;

in B the Sourls Methodist Church to hear §gie1_;2;;-gxfgblighf; t‘:)s$_§_‘g £32631;

him. deliver his lecture on Britons. which the young couple are hem The

B' groom’s gift to the bride was a gold

. B W

fl-iehdl, of Calm Angus Mathew” chosen words complimented the leo' bracelet get with pearls'

lh the second contingent are two sons of

. . Aft i ii E li i f i

lo ll pl-lv,,l_e hoshllal he llhl Sm lm, of five years, which he bore with _P____f;1_‘____ t;a__ch_r;ge___n_ges_;o_i€r_§cY§lh°ode!_;

S' - _ s ni iii . wnue i in oia- oo -

C, disease proved to he so alarming that 'OW Wlfe' 'me 50"' Harry' one daugg tri, chgraog) several dggmgs and hs;

eh coming back to lecture in the Univer- s_ sity at Saskatoon. brought with him

°eter’e recently was crowded to over-

al flowing, and thc train proceeds were

tarted late, but not too late to beat

r iight oi' this week. A swift game is

e- .

on _ al. Iieague o_f the gross Band euliveiied

_ ' _ 1 _ _- _i ~»-early on the ser.,-loo l-011 and it is org- tie occas on an added greatly to the

“‘g“e' G" N' K‘“"‘°dY' S°“"S» G- ‘ ni tnni the nien wiu inrn ent et ieiiet ciiiovment. The tee and eeie win

F' A' Levee' Swris; Gr' J‘ Maru" once a week. Next Tuesday the com- be continueil to-day, when tea will be

1 ~ . .

1 _ljllcel-S expect every mall lo he pl-e. afternoon, from 2 till 4.30, the children m-

B. -_*

rrowee is ine beet-drilled. company SUPREME COUR'f--- The Supreme ll pl-e§¢m___alld ll; lshllh-_ lojhlllé mem. Court was yesterday engaged hearing bers of the other eoinpanies to get fl motion for arrest ct judgment or

_:A _ bllsy_ (301M¢o'l-9 was present dill-lllg stay of proceedings in the action ” ‘ - ' ll, brought by Mclnnis against Cox and

_ l5l_ANDER Kll_l_ED__ A hm.l_h.hl_ Coii.'_' und thc jury found a general arly sad accident occurred in Butte Veflllfl for 0111110141’-H fixed ill the Sum ` Cy., Montana, on Jan. 27th when Mar- 0f $1.000- 0hl6Gti0r\ WHS Yesterday

ln ll-ylhg lo gel on lhe hm- whlh, ln that the first court in the declaration

motion, his foot .slipped :ind he fell SlU\lJlY CIHLYHBS Crim Coll. lt is next under the wheels. llc was iminediiitc- Charged UU-ll the 1197911021111 11880-llll-eil

it was discovered that his injuries C8TU9f1lY_ knew her. _alleging SIS 118111- werc very great,-oiie leg being cut off 3895 Ulaf 7-he Plaintiff had l0St and

mutilated. All was done for liliii that lowshlll Of hifi “'ll`9» NC- D9-f9l1ll3llt`S nieiiieni skin enniii .in init ue passed counsel contemlcd that _the flecliiru- away l-our hours hllel- lh his hllllelvs tion contained 3 coiiiit_s.-1, Crlm Con.;

iarins. The boy was seven years ol _ and was beloved by all. Much sympa- Cflm .COD Wil-h-.Spofiitll tlilmiuies ol- lhy ls exlemlell to Ml-_ and Mm MM-. leged arising from the Crim- Con in the

])_ third count ;`and_ that .the .declaration

A. Martin formerly belonged to Belle mllflt he ft*-'Htl HS ff if bbnlainell these River and is a son of thc lute Martin 3 C0llfllS. allfl thllt it mode HS differ-

‘ isi.AN|:> i»ioNo|=iEo.-'rue norton . - . . . Post of l~`eli. lst, contains the follow-, 119 ll !l1a\l‘“`..0f “IW limi- W,hl,|€’, lhe flI‘Bi-

eiri. wire lives witir iris inmiiy at 490 Con.. and the third count. that is. the

ll 1 from King ages attached to it uiay'be_ joined to-

George, of England, for meritorious Ei9lh€l` in 0110 i1Cil0l'l.» U12 S_Bt>0liilC0l1ilt service it san ofllcer in the depar

. . f 'ife. 'rue ineiiili wiiieir he uae reeeiv- claimed have reference to. and can

‘. . l . f . 'nbiiniitleiiny that iris ieng and fiiitn- ond. not being charged under thc ful service has ben so recognized. _The S€C0Il<li HIM U19 59001111 ¢‘0lU\i W0\1ld

"`. It d, tary of the Imperial l‘. - iervllyenagrdgigcrlwr. Cameron is a Peril’ ACI. Di the Suit Of the Wife alone;

'iis youth he went to California and U0” f0l` Cflm Con- are S999-F519 lllld _ . r :iirniiig to Ceniidii where he entered might 9XlSi Wlllwlll U10 Other- 111111 dif- _ho employ of the department of rail- ferent 0115559 Of 0Vill‘~‘¥\C0 -Willllll ho ways and canals. He has contributed- ,l'€¢l\1ll‘Pll 10 B\lpD0\‘l Ulem. Bull these ‘o' the genius of Canadian construe- 2 CUIBSSS °f “Gill-‘ll Were C|€lll'\Y Mill

i. century and was immediately given \l°“- There was l\\e\`ef°|'e ll ml8l0|l\'

. i life pension when he reached the del' Of 300099 *md 1“dKm°I\t 3h°“ld

.ge limit. was “olive Wm-l¢_ Both hlm. be arrested. The defendant's counsel tell and his wife enjoy the best of “F5090 lllllllhlsclnlmf°|`5P¢ClH1d9»lD' iealih. Tlioy have had 14 clilldreii, 8899 WW 0l\lY "h°l`€ed Undef We

G' P

nj: Crlm Con., with special damages for

cluding a coffee strainer, ii wats _ nitruer, ri marmaisiie iiisii. ii eniie ¢\\tl°n of the crlmmel chaise; and by

son, f _» l_ _Criminal rode of Canada had sbro st-

wood became the happy bride of Louis D. son of Mr. and Mrs. Angus McPhee, New Haven. The ceremony

° P. E. isi./moan Fon i=noN1'. -

Among the volunteers for ilie front in

Mr George H.Brehaut oi’ Murray

e' ed from Dalhousie with thc highest S averiige"made in his class in a recade.

exceptionally fine references from the old country universities in which he

. J - -_ Brehaut are to be congratulated on . _their own patriotism as well as that 9 of their sons.

e CONTINUED SUCCESS.-The lligli

Tea and bazaar in Notre Dame Aca- deniy last evening was a great success,

d the attendance being particularly

faiicywo'rk booths were all arranged in the Assembly hall of the Children

y of Mary, under whose auspices -the

affair is held, amid tasteful and patri- otic decorations artlstically arranged, lending an excellent eh’ect. The

(1 menu provided was most toothsome 2 and satisfying, and was served by a L_ staff of Winsome and capable wait-

resses The excellent muslc by the

e served from 5 to 730 pin This

will be admitted free of cliargc.

tried at the preseiit. llllary Term of the (Youri. The action was for “Crlni

taken to the declaration and a motion

01 made to_ arrest judgment. lt appears

re the plalntiff’s wife and debiiuched and

ly been deprived of the _comfort and fel-

ll 2. Assault on the plo.intlff's wife; 3.

ence that these 2 charges were not numbered but were a continiiation of one paragraph As a result lie cleiins

l-B count, that ' is, the count for (‘riin

count for Crini Con with special dam~

l. for assault for which no special dam- lll; ages are charged, cannot be joined in 1:5 _an action by the plaintiff 'against the ol- defendant; that the special damages

ol- only be claimed under the third count is and cannot be claimed under the sec-

n_ he at the suit of the husband and wife,

o since the Married Woman’s Pro

hl ,that the action for assault and an ac-

. distinct causes of action, as the one

of properly charged under the declal‘u~

ll third count; that the first count was

a count given by statute;` that the second count was n count for assault.

l and the third was simply a count for

0, - 0 whole 3 counts and it could not be as-

certained iiow much was for each, the.

ll _o . . . . not been prosecuted and that a civil l- action would not lie until after prose-

li the law of England a man could not

- on the last ground contended that the I K _ ed the right to suspend trial of a civil

_ been tried. Judgment was reserved.

r Counsel: Mr. J. J. Johnston, K. C., for E; the plaintiff, and Mr. Neil McQusrrle,

_0Qmllb_oll ii. Samuel 0. Shorey» et al.. and Woodinan v. B. l. Rayner. applloo. tions for new trials, the Court reserv- ed Judgment.. The Court meets again

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OXO CUBES, They are great. _You should have

.leon us preparing them. We made a wood fire by the roadside, and boiled the water in :in empty petrol can --enough for three of us. The OXO was made

timo ll was raining hard, but we were repaid by the- satlsfactioii we got for our ehbrts.

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if./_i living in a cow byre some way' away ' the firing line to recuperate; Like

“WN however, your glorious box has _arrived,»oo&¢

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J- ju( ` byre is _iiiterested in it. We lstartimo-aight

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my dixie can, in which we soaked some biscuits! then placed the can on _the tire io boil ;"al1 the

l shall be very pleased io get some more when'

are sending again, as si good cup of OXO before X tum in at night considerably warms us up. ` "

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_Follow the example of the men at _the front, 'who have proved

emergencies that OXO CUBES give Warmth and nourishment

quickly and effectively. OXO CUBES build up strength to

sist cold and disease; they increase nutrition; they remove

fatigue. Added to stews and hashes they make food more

urishing and save expenditure on meat; they are handy for

no sleigh journeys and outdoor sports-with hot water they make

quick hot meal in a moment; in fact, they exactly meet the.

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