MARCH 19-1917 " ' 'ras caan-Lo'r'rE'rowN GUARDIAN PAGE 'rliaar '

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1 Protect . Your

from the March winds and \ sun by using \

Penslar Almond . and Cucumber ’

' Cream ,

Its ef_fect cn the_skinis so pleasing, so soothing and ~ lt protects it so perfectly, ; that _you cannot fail tore- F cognise it as the mcst highly ; perfected preparation of its 5'

kind sold today.

A 25c bottle will convince ._ you. bill if Will Day to buy -5. the 50c size. I Askfor itat our Penslar `

Store (no other store has it) .;-.

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E.A. Foster

' Central lriiiwii _~r_-_4

I PEOPLE’S THEATRE Tussoav, MARCH zoln

“Retribution” ~ OR A

Fisllerman’s Luck

'A GRAND COMEDY DRAMA UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE B. I. S. CAST OF CHARACTERS:

’l‘mn Iflalliy, it poor nshernlziil, -~-Mr.

.l. .\us‘.till 'l‘r:lillill; ,Wil-liiiln i":li-l't-ll, iilifls Stillim llam- lnoilil,»--- Mr. .ills-fit-it llym-,i_

Janies liilinlllonil, I-'iil'roil's Son,-

llir, Louis Wyiliiv.

llavid Morris. kllillvii as lillele Da-

vie,---- Mr. i’:ltli<-it l\ic'f`liglie,

Silas Kitlder, :<ti|p;e.-s|l‘\i<.‘i<,-»- Mr, \V.

.\l.Vallliilsl:il'l<. '

ilf’ev_ tieol'g'e .\ledlllli‘st, -~-Mr-_ ll. F,

Millidigilll. '

Rose i'rest'o|t, ii:llllllmntl'u \\'ard,-

.lllss Ziilil Al'.<-4~il:ilill.

Mis. Mainly, 'i`illll's Moil|er,- Miss

llortiei 1.. Stewart.

liiltll Manly, ’l`oln’.~i Sister,- Miss

Annie Egolf. ' _

Little' Nellie, .-\ wliit' of the ocean,-

.liiss Mary t‘. illlldilifgan.

lirnilialtii- llil'ector,~ Mr, W. (".

\\'lli'tl0ck.

Musical l)ireefor,- Prof. Tnnton. Specialties will he intioiluced he.-

twv-eil the nets.

l'dnll of' ioservetl setlts on sale at

.lzllillevoilk-i ill'ili.c Store,

t‘olipoll ililil .Mllniiolion Tickets on

sale at ileiidin llros! llilii IC. A. l~`os- p"‘“'e§1' 9' “ffllk Over for Q“e"“i“- MV ,,,,.~,, |_,,.m_: sum.. "hm 1,, “_ |:~_ Mad Lee lassorys mare. oile of the sweet-

iliEifil'l~\ (iroi-ery Store. iloors open .ill 7.15.

J. A. CRONIN,. . . . . . . . . . ...

Secretary.

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IN MEMUHIAM

MR. E. J. COF_FlN.

iilflteieii into rest il; St. Peters liar-

btllir oil Siflliiiiy. I\lall‘t'll ~ltll, illi~‘.t., Em slllus i". f‘ofilll. ilf the advanced nge ol 'Iii ye'lll‘.s.

.-\ illnli ul' rare intellect and broad

\'isioil‘ who saw his dlity to his fel- Ffilnk W- Hughes; judges, Messrs P.

ie-,\\' lliiill iiiltl p<'l't'ol'nlc<l if without.

foul' or t`ilvo\il',

iio is .-lliyivetl by two sisters,

Airs, .\iary .\. l<`iilii.-r ol' lirockton. Mains. illlti .\ll'.~‘, IC. (`. Sterile tif Springfield, Mass. Besides il widow he if-tl\‘o‘s also two dliiiglilei°s Mrs: Frank ll. .-'lllilel~soli, of \\'cnt St. Peters- iilld Mis. .lalni-.~i iieviill of' t'nlllbi'ldge. .\lllss., :inn foul' soil: llr, W. H.. 01' ilafiliirst, N. il.. nnd llr. W. V.. ser- ving with inn lnnli~sl_\~'.~' forces in the ini- lCii.<l; illi.-.-.f»i .l.. ill iioston. and ll. l.ci|.;ll. :lg llonio. A large and I‘0D~ restlituiive t'li|i<-.rail followed the re main:-l to the i-ellieteiy at West St. Pet'-rar, tho services being conducted. by his piiiftolx ilev. il. P. Murray, us nisfeil by ilov, .l. l\l. Mucileod. The poll-ll(-‘lil‘l\l~: lvl-re Sliliiilel (‘ofiill, Al- bi-t,~ .litiuiilit-, itllisilii lfoflin, llollr.V .\iin»i~:wf~n_ nno wllllinn /\l.vwr\r<l»

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' S0°lHl|>’ YOU will bo missed even

by Mr. Picton (". Brown.

owners thought were evenly matched.

\\'. l\i. Warren, ol' North River. up-

whlch has been long noted l'or pro- ducing speod, by ronipllig home first in three straight heats, in the (Blass B Pace, Queen Elizabeth, drlve'n by Mr. Peter Conroy, being u close .second lil each heat, the best time being 1.11%..

Brown. went ~a splendid race, and bid fair to .be a contender of the class, during the coming summer. Tipperary, Mr. l~`. W. Hughes' good trotter, went tile lies; lace, oi' his c.'iree'r, being well_up with the lead- ers on all four heats,

(‘. P. Thorne.

0 say Good-bye to Mr. A. R. Gillis, who had decided to leave Hunter River to make his home lil another Dart of the Province, after being n' resident for two years. After spend- l11S part oi’ the evening in games tha- followlng address was read; Address Mr: Rader-ic A. Gillis

Dear Sir:-Having learned that you

ale about -to leave as to make your home in a different .part of the prov- ince. we cannot allow this opportun- ity to pass without placing on record tile |i11‘8e Place you filled while living Hl!10l1Sst us. Not quite two years ago YOu came here a total stranger t`o ai- most ev.ery one of us, having under- taken the management of a large business concern. 'l`his_was. a most difficult position to nil. von into li VBVY 111110 number oi patrons -to DISHES. Hs well as the different mem- bers of the firm. You were certainly successful in a large degree. We know that every customer was highly pleased with the treatment they rec- eived at your- hands and we under- stand the firm was just as well pleas- ed with your management as those who dealt with them.

more than you will be iii your hus- iness life. Being possessed of musical titlents of a high order you were ever ready to help ou-r church choirs, and when a concert was got up for ‘my worthy object. the programme was never complete without. your name.

Kindly accept this small gift as

.a_ slight token of our appreclatioil 01 YOU? 8112111 W0i‘th as a citizen while ll resident. ot' Hunter River

Mr. Gillis, although taken ily sur-

prise, spoke very hlglily of the people ol’ liilllter Rivcr and hoped to see lllintcr River ill ten years time not` a village hill, ri town, and thanked tllein all for their generosity and tlloiiglltfiilnelia especially Mr. and' l\¢ir.\l. Wedlock. who opened their homo to all besides going to such trouble for the pleasure of' nil. present. After Hhfiudilnil fllc remainder of the even- ing |11 Kflmes etc. the party broke ilp

tiller enjoying rl very lllrnsnilf even- liig. .

SATURUAYS ICE RACES

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The conclusion' of the horse races

for the season that had been so suc- ce.~'.sf`u‘lly carried on, by the (jim,-_ lottetown Driving Club. took place Saturday afternoon on a new course. measured off in the North River.

The races were attended by' a

large crowdand were hotly contested, especially in Class B Trot, which was finally won by. Picton S, a fine big trotter by Acquiri, 2.27%, driven

The fast class trot failed to till and

was scratched from the card, blit a class for four horses., which the

was made up instead. lt. however,

est going pacers' seen around here for years. “\V_ W.," driven by Mr.

held the name of’ his birth place,

Baby George, driven by Mayor

The officials- were: Starter, Mr.

1. McMahon, D. M. McDonald, and

Timer, Dr. J. M. Nicholson.

Patrol, Mr. I-I. C. llooper. The Driving Club is s'iire‘ly deserv-

ing of great praise for the grand racing and clean sport it has provid- ed the public for the past. two months, Saturdny's being the flfteentll race of inn winter nent by t.his- enterprising (‘.l b. 1

Elrhe members are enthusiastic over

the prospects of holding a horse show tho coming month. full particulars of’ which will appear shortly.

SUMMARY:

Class B Trot. . . . . . ...

"icton S, by Acqliiri, '2.27%. ', (‘. Brown lnby George, Mayor U1`0Wf1. t‘ipperl'ai'y, Gerald Mahar.

Queen Alva. Erie ings.

Time, 1.12, lust heat.

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-> _Lisa _- Faro-

Claas B Pace-

\v_ \V__ \V_ Wilrroil, ` 1 l 1 Queen ltlllzliheill. l‘. J. (on- 0 n

roy. - “ 1* nlliinn l'nl<»h. w. |.ol\i:. 1 -i -i ,\ifr|llil‘e.l. 0'llrloii, -i 4 4

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Match Race.

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(lllccllle. l.t“-l l'l>'-°1f1I‘.\'. I

/\i-ouiri M.. ll- R- Mm-“~ pa|_(.|“._n l,,, li. Livlilglitoil, ' Ruby Boy. V- (`0“"°l."»

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Princess Shoes 0

Fashions Style and dur

ability, you get all three ln. Womens “Princess Shoes New Spring Style! in I-ligh .Clit Shoes ln' Patent and Kid Leather

$6.00 per pair. other

styles 4.50 and 5.00 mfr mir.

D. Gordon 81 Co.

Sunnyside

. 4657»2~26Mi\\Wl' 1 1110-

ilr. E. ii. Harris Eye Specialist

'm M pgrmgpgnply 1001100 | Royal Bank bulidinl corner 011000 hills Mahmoud Btfeot. Uharlottotownae ore ho may be consulted on all 111111011 pertaining to deféctivl Vision.

Huy sailor from houlaollo. lor-

vouiiuou. stomach trouble. sto., and dn mn suspect the oouu. .A soiontlno qaminltlon of tho 01|! °fNl "Wi" an abnesmal wi!4N°11. *U0 °°*‘-"°"°° or valeil in vfgfkftlr NM lime'

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nlrlgyzief gozloot tho Childraira lliyoa. Otlloo Hours: 9.10 188. I. |-

lvoningo by A;T'0:”.l\HMM‘“L~

n the nomo or Mr Eva;-so V9 'N'

` b nch of nlrels from the young

.---t, .gl _ .~. » nouns. _ f . if -*gg-me-»-_»

Apple Tree W'h_art will take pines on

place from the family residence yer

4890.

ant carrying mail to the Magdalen is-

den, son of Mr. John Risdeli, uf' the Frost & Wood Co, and Miss Nail Estiibrook, of St, John. N. Il.

‘ PURCHASES FARM PROPERTY. Mr. Everett Jenkins, son of Mr, Gil- its Jenkins, Miilvlew, has secured the farm of Mr. Mutlow, of the same

n. powerful and iinlpressive sermon,

urntlon." 'A special illusicfii progrfllli war, rendered at this service. includ- ing it decidedly lille anthem, “lflark. liark, My Soul." by Shelly. tho solo- ists being, Miss liovyer anti Mrs. llendca-soil, who sang very sweetly. A lleautliui duet. “Love Divine." by Stnlner, was l-eiidered by Mrs. l<`roef man, and Mr. Duffy. Miss Bovyi-‘|~ and Mrn. lienilol-soil also sang 'soios'with mu.-,li n¢~i-.optliiic-o. l‘roi'. Tantons or- gan ililiilbers nf. tho oponinii 0| ill" serviei-. af tho olfactory. unit elnsliilz, were sllpt'l'llly_ rc`ndol'cd.

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i NER IN ERMANY PRi§g0i|VES llliltli lliFiS

Mrs. John Gunn. New Lf.-:ldon liar

received the following cards t'rom her her soil W. li. Gliiiil now War Prisrr ner in Germany.

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ing soil-t me which was reeciveil 'also box from Mus Lockhart nlid one from you.

Gratofully your son Ray. ' My Dear Motlior:-~ ilave had fine

ll D . Ladies of' the institute also one from Mrs( Mclntyre of Montague, cnrlln from Misses Bolle Campbell and Riihy Brown. Please tlinnk them all as I cannot write.

I am quite well. Grateiully.

Your loving son,

RAY.

CASTOR IA

and llov, Will. lielltlle.

WOMEN’S AUXILIARY

Annual Meeting-

W_f‘ll¥1GSi1L\.V. fit 3 D- 111. Teil 'nf 5 p. from tile riithl.e.ss fyriilnlly ot' i’rii.<slal\

-- nlilitiirisill. ,I - -

_ Hoi Co ' -._ St. Pt l'.- '

place. Mr, Mutlow is moving west. (.hu,_(,¥, .].hu';?;;;'g:745 a m H' " I

with all his family. He will he izreafly Adjodrned `Bus,;,,e5s ` Meeting; St

ml ssl i the :ommunit ', where he ._ _ _ _ __ , _ ' ‘ h was a( rtgililent (for many? years. ;]all‘l]]"' p‘"i”h HHH' Tl""“'\“" ‘" 10| Rev. J. lvl. Murchison, who has been W ' T

-_ ' ' ' . ___ , _ _“ spending ll short visit in the city re ,

CHESS MATCH.- The l'0\11‘lh p.,',T§,r°}°|T,";fr»)f-hislgflif .,LSit{ _|_»,i}.,:`~1“:,," tlirlicil to hiliipciliie on Saflirtlay. "

k h Uh .h . . . .

wee' of t e . arloftetown f ess 1 ' . ' ', ‘ '_ - Club championship games will be Th':::_:g:‘,',§t'n5c?:]P' Pmwh HAH" Mr. Wallace Scantleburv, t'itv. has

continued this' evening and this ' ~___“_' ' ‘ been appointed Acting Pllysicill lil-

week's sessions will prove nibsf. in- . . " strllctor of the Vliilrlotetowii Y. M. t‘.

teresting to lovers of chess, as some ` _ _-\_ U

hard battles are anticipated. among p -+-- . y’ ‘ \ and 24th

thc confcstniits for the Ross Trophy. Ml'. 1'. l". Morrisoll, 'l`il~,iii.<h, Miss Jessie Dalzic-l ol' Gcoi'1.:ctown,‘

Mr, T. S'oodm1i;ll,i whoi has dime was in'fhe iiity oil I~`i'iiill_\'. i¥;tiil'ileil| Siitlgilay' fronl it visit to S _ Chgrleys Aunt 15 th

so l~einur‘a y we il \v nn g. . - i onli-en iliiil' town. ‘ ' 1- ... pp.;

first thirteen games was forced illto Mrs. ’i`. Gorrill ot' Glenwood lef‘f| - funniest farce Comedy ever

n corner by Dr, liuildie Friday last. 0’l.eilr_\' oil 'l‘iie:-iday for filo \\'<~st.-»-'- ('apt:1ili Tllonlas Lowrie, ol' this Charley; Aunt Written

tlius receiving his first defeat of the -i i-il_\~_ 1-gin,-n@,| Sain,-(lay |',»nn', New m_,m_ Ch I A L series. Should Mr. Wooilniaii win two Mrs. Tlieoilorc: Ross, North Bcilcolio York. , . C Q La h af ey S Un

or three nlore games he will he cliani- is in the <‘ity visiting `f`l'ieiii1'.-. _ *__ 3 U8 would make 3 Cat laugh liiou for 1917- May v§11®li>@~'1\i>l111>'¢fH - diss, total .vial-ilminiil nl' st. Peter-n, _ , will out. Sessions- l om ily. . 'cities _---~ is in the city, the guest ot' His S C ' H

d,,y_ ,mil le,-idny at 7.30 p._ nl. Mr: ;\lIi<e iloolley, teacllel iit Elliot- lionor l.ieiitenzint.Goveriio,~ and Mrs.

-- ville. was ii visitor to the (‘ify Slitlii'~ Mzu'doliuid_ ‘

s. s. Pnmcz eowARo.-'rite our tiny. _ _ _ l -. ar ey S un

f€\‘l`-Y Ste-811101' 00-91' bf"-118 011! in me ----- ~ ' .\liss Grace Vickcirsoll, Pownal, has

strait all day Fridiay and Féiday 1113111 Mr. éieolge .\l:lyllew. lf\'ni‘tii 'l`l'_\'oné returned to her home after it visit succeeded lil getf ng ll o eorge own spent .`llni av ill ‘rilpziiii the guest o with he-l' cousin Mis. Albert lloswc -

at 7.30 Satiutiay morning. She brought. Mrs. \\'. .vit-ilnnnltl.-\'. , ifri-ncll rm-i. , Blg bcenlc Pf0duCtl0n

115 pasengcrs, 225 bags ot' mail, 250 -_ -_ .___ ' tons of' flreiilm “"0 50 ‘OHS 01' GX- Mis. Jabez Lea. \'icfo'~ill ilus re- Tile nlaiiy t`ric-lids of' Mrs. li. V

press. The steamer was' to have left turned ln.-lllc 1lf'ter spelidiiig a few Illliitain wil-l he pleased to learn that

Georgetowil for-Picton on Snliiluy days with f`l'iellds= in t‘hnrlotfetowu.--' she in gradually iliiprovliig lifter hei luornlilg blit owing to ice conditions -- fryilllg illness in the l'. E. isliilld ilos

brought about by thc wild heavy' gale Mrs. l‘ii~;er l\lartill, il l~liistoil St., pifal. _

of the eilrly iiloriiiilg she did not leave City, is visif.ini: her mother wllo is - port bllt leaves instead at 7 ofclock v.e~r_v all-it in Georgetown for il few Mrs. A. E. MacLean ol' i.of 16 wlloi this nlorllilig. There was no special days _ at-colilpallied her lliisbuiid fo the t‘ity train to Georgetown last night. - on 'I`liiirsdnv returned Saturdilv after

_.___ ` Mr. Saul lillillbro, of' lliollfrelil, whoispendlng n'pletl.=:alll week clitl with “BABS

BAPTlST SERVlCE.- The (hula hills been ill f`or rroilie iluys ut flicif`l~ieii<ls here.

l ttetowll Baptist. Church wits" tllle‘ ictorill llofci, lille. coiiipiefely re-- ---- gg its-. complete capacity a't last even- covered. Tile Misses Manila Ross and Alexa. A Smile’ A Laugh A Scream

in ‘ service. The school-rooiil coil- . - Lowe, wllollave been iiffeniliiig the llezcseil with the main .auditorium Mr. (ieolgc i\ly'cl'f'. from Peake concert, llclil nt Bnlilnlllaile have re- Reserved Seat Sale Opens at the Theatre

ae thrown open as well alld all Station. was ill (‘linl'lottcfown oil't.iirncd to the clfyj i During their |,

:acc therein was occupied. The Saturday. lin lieilirncd oli the lifter- sin- nt llmtllllililne the -\\'e'e filo Today A M Prices Soc’ 75C $ Rush 35°

D . . .\ _ _ -1' ’ pastor, Rev. Mr. Freeman, preached noon triiin. ~ guests 'ol Miss Mantis l\<=iliie<i_v.. I i

St. l’etoi~'s lliill. saving the Eirlplrc and their homes

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taking as his thelnc, "The Trailsiig- -3* " 5"" 2-_-£3 "-""' "'-

_ For Infants and Children In Use For Uvor 30Yoaro

844|-it-flsmwtf. - '. -

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fora men, especially young man, who

_ A -_,L _ et " ' 3" 0|: faith will employ to tits besmvan - .. ,;,,, ~;;-5 i-LEUURE |N MM S] pA|R||]|t'S |]Ay.;;r.'l:.';:f::: °°;'.:::.:..f;'°'l.”n.'.; 9 /.1 _. .- ‘

Vggilockt, Hunter River, when the" 'U ~ thgisaffgcifufltgiliy li}d:°§?i?d1tl;libli1l=d|i:e -' `

whence they may exert themselves an

_ _ --- honored and iespected members of

l>00Dle of the Village gathered there H°”55 “A553-'-The h°|`9° "N95 “li and avoid rush at ticket office. 4882. Last Thursilay eveiilug’s entertain- (Continued from Page Onel society, ill behalf of religion, and fm l- _ ment in the Malpeque Hall was one the wellbeing of their country By

Wedeeadily at I n- lu- aiaazsr PiANo cAMPAlGN ever or the most enloynble of the many intel.. or religion nn. it wn-. espn ,,.,,,,,,,,¢ Bm, a tonne, my dear me

- lllll- 011 ill U16 1'll.V- EXIJHUI 10 Bell enjoyable fuilutions for which that cially the uflseltish lieioic tuilduct oi* gh,-en me honor we owe ou, parm"

FUNERAL NQT‘lQE.--Tim tllllfflll everybody Amherst Pianos. See page coiilinuiiity is noted. The central tea! the clergy during that long period of .mlm and 3 ngbp. taighrui nint--liit,

°f '-h° um’ Mr* D' P' h"‘"“g“W`m` take' DUN- 4836- ture of the entertain-ment. was a' let- pers-ecutlon, that knitted more' closely will merelw be closely liliked to the

_ ` ture by Mr. F. J. Nash, editor of the atlll the ties of love and affection be dutgpg we UM. in img our mmvn land

l1°l1.l0111°1"'0“f, l'i`\l°§‘i“Y’ “i 4 Pl 1"- ISLANDER MISSING.-A recent Patriot. _ -' tween those faithful children of the we cannot be unwolthv citizens it we

` casualty last -issued at Ottawa coli- Mr. Nash. who is a fluent and force- churtli and theii Soggiiilh AFOOI1 fulfil oui Clirlstiaii duties faithfullv

THE |-Amis HOCKEY GAME talns under tile- heading, "Missillg, be- ful speaker. held nearly for two Tllill Dllrlly Ui’ ihllh 81111 H0ll1li\l1@S~ 'lo1iav my deal blefhieil, wllefhef

Whiiill WW lo have Wen Played il* illevetl wounded.” the lianle ot’ Patrick hours the uildi.vidcJ utteu- ofinorals ale still thank God,f1oulilih we are 1|-ighimen Ur qegremlnnti or 5“m'119\`91d6 'l`\1°9d1\Y 11181” is |209'-'|Hagaii, Summeralde. Philip Clement tion of an audience which completely ins lu lr€|Hll<l The Wifi! i11l’11B0f| UV, iiishmen, oui thoughts naturally ie iwued until Wednesday night. 'lake Pei-.ry or si. Nli-hollis is also report. nilsil the hail, in _ his, her apostle still breads ever the land vert to the land or our fororntlisi-i atlvllillhiie 0| U10 S0€fl_F`t1l1` SDBCUU- ed missing. ,. ` les-ture on Mark Twain, Tho’ His deep religious iaith, illr imc ofigevond the Atlamh we heimid today

lecture abounded in humorous select- Dwyer- hihlspilit ol'“sl;lf denial .irlld with inlngled feelings li nation still

' ' CAPE8 SERVHCE.-Mail. boats left ions, inimitable sketches and reluinls DGIIHJICB. 11046 0118 168 lliit H1-1 F virtuous, a nation still struggling im

THE DALTON AMBULANcE""Mr' C3110 Tormeutiile ut 8.40 il. ill.. on Sat- cellt-es frolii the pen oi' the great Ami- S\1'~\1 d (Well ll'1li>"9‘<iB|0l‘ 1111 \l1P 11-Hill!! toni-ifltiitional llb<lt\ lc.idv .lint will N991 M'"5h“l|. -Him- Tl'°“3\."°°¥` .°f the urday with 54 bugs of' illnil. This inail ericail huinourist concisely 'arranged he wilvertetl die f-till n11Hk1‘<l if*-1 ing to blilv the sail lnenioiles of’ past Canadian Red C"°“S lm” W"m5“ 1" arrived ill the city at Z: o'clock. Mail and excelloiltly delivered. A contiil- .tures ol' their tl0‘1t@l\w\11!t» 111 'l1F‘|-Hill 'lilisgoverlliiiellt it that long delnieii Sl' Charles D?-"0" thai' M3 Amb“l` boats left Capo 'l`rai'erseili 8.45 tl. ni.. nous ripple of' laughter, occasionally Th0‘1f‘ P1609* H-H1<‘Uf|"1l \l\ l’-llllflfff measure of jiistiie lllld llileity be :il ance “l U19 fl`°m' Carried' 223 “Ying with 56 bags of mail and a number ol' breaking into loud' and llearty ap D1‘0l011i=1€d 801| 10994190 Hel* »\llfl V1 length glanleii l`he pit--ont eourii case” 'md 129 “ming "H09" 'in De°` DBBBCIISNF- 'H195' =11`i'iVf‘.<l'tlf i‘ope Tor- plause. accompanied the lecture to its SUS. Hllfh HB 1-Ollgll DHS H110 110-1311 tioil oi’ ireland l~. glale ill the e\ °mb°"» nlentine at 1.30 p. nl. c!.oi~lc wnell. ll hearty vote oi' thanks Pilliitk <`0I1U11\1€ U1 Mlrdll 111011 tlenle A til'-is has been reailletl

' . . >-' coupled with an invitation to "come 81111118 Of Dllglilllh \\l10‘i@ lJI‘-1\f‘1S when no ll.llf loaf ronresalom will

BRITISH MAILS.-The next mall NA1-|0NA|_ sEnv|cE LEAGUE ngninj' moved by Mr. George B_ Mg. and penances iiieic olleioil up .lie .i cuipifv ii long .niffpimg nnimn ll .for Overseas via_ Canadian - mntll MEE1-|NG__’f|~h(. mr,-,L.,0,. of Nmi0,,_ Nm, and _.,(.,,0m|ed by Mi; W _H_ living tesfiniolli of the tilltllmeni of iuiurp linngg in me h,i|;in.i» 0| pnpi "“e“m°"5 Wm N059 at the ('h“"l°"e` al Service (Holi. tlohn A. MacDonald) (irolier and uiiailimoffsly'carried was. the DI`0"1\S@ said to have been vouch - .nl uiiccltalnfi Ile oiii town P. 0. on Friday next. the 23rd. has called li illeetiilg ill the Legislat- tendered the lecturer 53-1911 I0 the 8905110 h1|mS&'ll 011 (10-lah vent hope and praiei this illolnlng March at 8.00 p. m. This' the the mail we Council (‘hiiniller f`or tonight lit, in addition to- the lecture the ful. Patrick that the light of llivlllf- l~`.llfll thai Justim lll.l\ l.pt=¢>||i1t ,uni penti- Qn Wmcll “l Send .V°‘"` E“"t‘°"" Grew' 7.1l’0 p. ln. t'or the pilrpo.~:o of' organiz- lowing programme was exrgeliemly would never he crtiilguisheii .iilioilg \ pf. mei,.,| mn H, |,.l,,m| im “gs ' ing a National Service Leilgile. and lcndered. after the- opening remarks U19 l1i‘1h DGODIQ ussiiren in ille pinwi .ind fond flop.

'-°'- to,fornlulate'plails for exfelltling this bv the chairman, Mr. Edward McKay Mi lim" hV9U""‘" “P ‘HP -1*S“1lJ of het inlilioi.- oi iililiilen who foil.l\

MAIL8 FOR MA§lDALEN’ IS- in-gnn|za;10“ 1,0 all ,-um] ,,-Wiynng of ,ofgnmieyz (gh0,.“,,_ --0 (-am,'da;" 5010, bled F1910 to dov to do llolloi to St liner-ling befole Gods .llf.lis ihiollgh

'~AND5~'*Tl|° (7 -G- S- SUUUGY Wm the Province. All iilteir-,ifci`.'ni'e invit- Russel. McKay' solo, Mrs. Chester Pfltrlck Vie are here as flue taiho out ihe <‘.itholi< woiid leiiilll tllllillt leave N011” SYUHGY 011 U19 221`d» mst' eil to attend. S|mp,,-on; -pan-iétic Ah.s_ organ' Mm lice to oflei befoie this .lltui iii llli~. fm gh.. pllteless t.iltil lotolyntl

imbued with a stron and in

` VH, | ; I | 1 .[1 ML Divine piesenie, pl.li.e .ind tiliiilks thlollgll theil apostle Sf l‘.ltiiii

lnnd° All mail to connect with this ‘ l an De “My H0" am ‘ne ‘giving in gm] Ami, lm ii

' ' d It _ l M .k l MH. Slmpsonii. 0 noi le -190|*

steamer must be posted so as to leave ` n C S ...ifgxing t(;)nE;;l,;`_?-( And‘,.;w M(.N€.m;‘ tie to whom olil ancient .lllcesfli and _thnrlottelown 'rncnflay evening, tho W , . . i solo. "Never let the Old Flag l‘ali,"~ we. rlnongh them owe film nriieless lin- nm. hnnd-linlii sin-nit- slim: 20th, inilt.. nt. 8.00 p. rn. ...__ Muster D“m.an Mfgqougnn; 30|0_ Rug. treasule which we i>0“»@*‘~ 111 H111 coilisr- iiosed \‘itiiloil\ lllolliiill: .ind

PUBLIC SCHOO . _ » . ' i _ sei Mclyifty. ‘ ‘ Seqllence of Pafiicks lnllois-oiii ('11 the lollonillt, ladies left fo, tlloll

I- CONCERT CON The Diocesan (‘liii.l-cli Society or t‘nl ii M Davison, who was pres 91011" l"“lll\ *Hd hm” I-1" W' hrs! hf»me~ ou the .llfelilooll f f li ~

'rsiaurl .-ivi~. . . . ~ -. .' '- " ' - ‘ ` . .» . . "'" " m_i\I\ciDul(())lfll_,rini(.n Stag Sc‘?(;e.(;ilm}i‘1&1B tllilre (.l;\:)l|r,lh of llnglillld lil this pro- pm, lining ¢a1,|eq upon mr a few re. gtlestow tllit llomlgci ily lliingilia bllailu Miss (liisin of illoll l~\

._ . co i t their nilniial rliceffin .i ill - _ . , .M nm ,md . e spiiit of faith so ill.lll<tell~.tit of ‘\iri,eod 'flies \i<iu\\i»n of stiiiilf-\

llantletl fn Mr. D. A. lvlcl{|I1l1011._ hon. fills city toinorrow :init Vllmiildiiilay. !:l(lLd`_tiI¢:>}mli?:i‘r{igi’;y,T\lp;,-npgf Sw tha irish into into out tinlli innilnit mg. \1i».. ‘.i~n \il~~. lt.. .treasiirclr of thc lied (roi-is $Z8'I.17 The- p,0,_,;,.mnme m-`mm_H"»gs "ml Sl_l__ view' Balm, “ima” Rivw’ lmmmmuas tltl/ens We .lie lilllll., ill .ill .ine (.l.lhanl~, iloild illlii .\ll~.-i 'lif»l\inldi. being the ile_t. prtleooils ofthe Patriotic vivo” is as fmlows- ‘ ‘ ' - and Mum,-,q,;‘, on ,hu spwnllid work iflilliglit viltil tlallgtls iiliefhel nl.ll1l o Ki-ilslllgtoil lin .lilies tlliiiinn tic. School toncm-t hnltl ill in-luce oi |;X¢¢u¢|ve M¢e¢i,,g__ 5|, |.,,,,l.s dum, by me w,),,,(,,,~S l.m,.mm,.S0(.__` ol insnlloiis to on, Val li i lei tht- (H, |_.m|_u H Hum, lm 'H Wf1l"~‘i('0|l'?t?-‘¥~ ' ixhiizlsili sail, ’l`lie.sdlly, ztlfll Murcll, :lt ioty. They had colltrlllutcil reglllni'ly Filllh \’\e nerd lilole tllnn elei be llomp in |~‘m|»i,il.|

W _ 7 0000 l'|-111- _ to the ltcd <‘ro.~:.-l |'lllld $100 r-vt-ry fwc

FUNERAL 3ERV|CE5-.- Thi* filn' Divine Service- St. }’tlul':l _t‘ilill't~ll. nlollflls ,slillcrf "the war. begun; 'thny '___ _______4g _ _*____J___ _:-_:___ __ _ __

‘iii-llélf ‘I’&\I‘?“URl\[‘l‘l“`h;f|f Y0ll‘r(‘ ‘;lll"l;ueaday evening, ilt_ 7.30 lrelilt-lc. had sent pl"e.~lr~llts _ -lllillllllerllblc, R' is Y I- I - OY" “UK 0 -"1 ilijcocher, ltcv. ii. l', Uoieiouizll. t'lil»i.~\|llin~.~l boxes and l-ln.<'fel- gifts tc Da R'RWn'q It/;’d'°" wednmmuy "n"`“` H°|Y C°mi'f\Uh|0t1- S1. l’efer'.=:‘t‘.'l- the nolilir-is every' season .Hillco file

ngf;-t ;3V_- YVSEKS “_ 0f P0W“1\l~ tlledral. Wednesday, :lt 7.-iii .a. ~lli. wilr illgilll. 'i‘lin t'olon,»-l also coilgrilt. , .

fd "'“ "tm U" “ mil" ffl( Mr' M". Rurall Deanery Meeting- bit. l’alll‘.=: ill-.lied filo coillinlinity oil`t.he nuilillf-I7 5

F1510". ll" D11-9101' Of lil” Ulmlly- l’a;'lsl)l( llfill, on \Vediie.-itlny, at l0,il0 ot’ yoillli; mon who had offered their .

_ o'c oc il.. ill. t(i|el'l:_\" and lofty.) services to their i\'ilig._iilld (‘oillltry ill e

‘N ENGLANDT' Among nm m"°'"' A‘""U=7' G°'\¢|‘3| N|\€¢'-it19- Sf. tile. great war, some sixty llnving eil'-i ”"{`l"“]-9 ""|""'l""‘ 1" England are l’aiil'g l’arii~lh llall, Weflllewiuy, nt 8 lisicil a filet which woifld i`oi- illl tlnleu

Mis" lglnlule 5&h:l`m°“» d““€fU‘-rmm o'clock p. ln. Spenllers, Dr. Doyle, bo :l festllllony to the patriotism limi, A

r' uv “" “mum” l' ' S' Kli1g`P1~(`0'll€i§f‘; Aleililencoll Wfltsoll, loyalty' of' this section ot' the prov ‘

iilce. 'i`iln (‘o|onnl also took of-cilsioil

to refer to tile will' alitl' the duty ol' ill' e S

MEETINGS. eligible yoilllp; iilell.i;oillg over to take

their 5-.tzllld _with tilt' 'inen- wllo were

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