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IT PAYS to buy in this province.

THE STANLEY-The Stanley dork

RETURN FARE $1.00 Evefybotly is

going to see the game between the HQME cggkmh' 8*LE_An anim. Vins and Crystals in Siimmnrside. to- ,mum of mic-ad ham ,md an kinds of

_ night. ’I‘rniu loaves ni .’l_-iii. _ delicious Dasl.rSf‘t_tft'the homo 'cooking \ _ " - - -710 sale in Zlon"Halif'this nftsrnoon at

1” . 3 o'clock. ` _ 7719,

ZION CHURCH TEA.-An uppctiz lug ten. dainti scrritl by the ladifs

,of Zion Church in Zion Hail this any yasim-day of the-des”-uclion by

\ ‘flfl"fl\00Yl il' 5 0"~‘\00k- l"'|C0 250~ tire oi Mr-'_' J. P. 'l'iiol`npsou’s beauti-

77|9- i'ul home at Campbellton, Lot "4, on'

--' - Tuosilay uight._ The family barely

*CE T0 BE Cl-EARED-All 0|T0l‘i- escaped witii their livesrand lost all

will be made the ilrst of next week to iireir neinngingl -

clear ibe race course on the Hillsboro River, by the C. D. C. so as they can

RQOTTEN run oft’ the races which were to have _in SL peierq, gciwairoom 'pnnrininy

taken place last week_ A meeting ol’ the Club nill be arran ed later

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To\R0W i"‘\lM The programme included solos by

EARLY SHIPMENT.-For thc first

time iu the history oi' the Province ai this time oi' the year. tit is said) a shipment of new crop extra fancy

the city.

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MEDICAL NOTES OF 105th BATT.

-Pic. Barry and Plc. Mclntyre, both of whom were operaieil on for llias- toid are 'gradually improving and in a very short time will join the ranks again. l‘to_ i\if-.Doiigalii who has boon in the Dangerous List. suiierlng from Pioiirw-Pneiimonia is rapidly improv-

SICK. lIllNSl\Fiii|]

LOOK AT TONGUEi MOVE POI- SON FROM LIVER AND B0-`

WELS AT ONCE.

srscuii. sunk with mini s_m;e~ '

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SERIOUS FIRE.-News rcaclied tho

ENJOYABLE ENTERTAINMENT.

afternoon a very pleasant ntternoon was spent under the auspices of W A

Miss Olive ings, and Mr. Fred Hines, violin selections by Prof- Vinuicombe, piano music"by Miss'Ba_i-tlctt and an lnterost.ing‘ paper on impressions oi

Di0CE8_AN CHURCH SOCIETY.-

At n meeting ofitlie Executive of the Diocosan_Cliurcii Society held yester-` day afternoon it wasdecidcd that the reegular annual meeting should be hcld on Mai-ch 22nd, as provided by ihc by-laws, iiut'would then adjourn until the arrival oi’ the Archbishop in May or -June, when the delegates from the various parish churches will be

is i-xpccicii to arrivi- ou inspection du- p0RMER |5|_ANDERs__Mr_ Wii. mndo for a. Klng’s .County Seed Fair ty in (‘hiirloit<-town any time. (‘ol. iinrn iinr-rin, fn;-ineriy of Charlotte- which will be hold in Georgetown Gr.-iut's iuspeclional duties in this city [own and ,_ member nf inn second on March 1_0. The' -seed fair at will deal with all niattf-rs pertaining Prime Edward Island contingent to Souris, which wasformerly held to thc niou's health. inn snnin African Wnr-_ who wnnt early lu the season, will be one of

from San Francisco, to Vancouver to

’ inin the 'iam iiigiiienaei-n inn recently *"0" °°“f=e is in progress at Sour-

I Ni been transferred from that unit to an ls. The exact date is nor yefkuown. I Artillery Brigade Ammunition Column ‘ ‘ ` -_ - -

at Victoria, and has- been appointed

Y( .Q a sergeant in the linger. W. E. Cot- Heaessay of the 105th is slwlldluz tl

‘l _ few days at his home' at North Tryon.

--Mr_ Charles Lord, one of Tryon‘s en-

ton of Charlottetown has also been transferred from the 73rd Highlanders to the same Artillery Ammunition Column.

CHAMBER CONCERT.-A very

,successful and enjoyable Chamber I Concert in aid of thc ilegiineatal Fiiiitl of the 105th llegimont was given by Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Fullerton, in St.

Mother! Your child isn't natural-

ly cross and peevlsh. See if tongue is coated; this is a sure sign its little stomach, livcr and bowels need a cleansing at once.

When llstless, pale. feverish. full

oi cold, breath bad, throat sore, d0esn't eat, sleep or act naturally. has stomach-ache diarrhoea, re- member, a gentle liver and bowel clnaiising should always be the first treatment given.

Nothing equals “California Syrup

of Figs" for childi-en‘e ills; give a t»-aspoonfiil. and in a few hours all the foul waste, sour bile and [cr- mcnting food which is clogged in the bowels passes out of the system. and you- lhnvo a. wall and playful child again. All children love this huriulcss, delicious “fruit laxative." and it never fails to effect a good "inside" cleansing. Directions for babies, children oi all ages and 'grown--ups are plainly on the bottle.

Keep it handy in your home. A

little given today saves a sick child tomorrow. but get the genuine. Ask

“(‘iilit'ornia Syrup of l<`ig|," thou look -and sec that it is matic by thc (‘:ilii'oruin |<‘ig Syrup Co."

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_James‘s Mani-in last. night. The con- cert served the double part oi' enab- ling the many friends of l)r. and Mrs. Fullerton to view the improvements

l recently carried out ou the mause and of providing funds for a patriotic ob- ject there was a lsarge attendance oi ladies and gentlemen, and an eit- cellent programme of music, arrang- ed by Professoi- \\'atkis,_wa5 sucessful- ly carried out. Those contriliuting were Misses Blanchard, Hughes Mac- | nnnnid, nt-.v. i-‘_ Ii. Littieinnns. xiii-ears | Bruce, Barlow, and Prof. Wtttkis. Af- ‘ ter the niiisir-al programme rt thorough- ily onjoyablc so--ial hour was spent, rcirnshmeiitsi living served by ti num.- hor of young ladies and gentlemen. _

I A CONTEMPORARY MISINFORM- ED.--“A P_ E. 1. soldler,_en route to Halifax, died in Picton ofpneumonli. .lla was ill with `prieumonia before ‘lc-aviug Charlottetown, but persisted

iin going despite the protests of his oillcsrs. The ofllc‘er-knowing this i should he disrsliarged nslncompetentf’ Wesleyan, i-‘t-li. il. The esteemed \\-'esleyaii was misliiformed in this rar-ir-._ It is not true that _the P. E. l. soitllci- rcrr~ri-ed io, tl°’_to._ M_cDoiitild,l was ill of ii_iioiinionia__lici'oi-e leaving Cliarlottéfowii. 'lt ls"triic that he was not iccliiig well illld thai. he WAS orilnrcii by the o_ill'i:cr‘in_chargo not to go. After thc dctachnieni loft the

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' drill shed, the young man ran after tile soldiers, caught. up with them and got. on board the steamer iinohserveil by thc. oiflvers. Whcn discovered tho 'stcrimcr was :it sea. The young ma_n was placed iii a lioapltnl immediately

' , . I onarrival in ill--tiiirwhirro all possible pi-neiicniiy ni nn ond,

" was douc for hiiu but pni=iinwnla.dt-- ilu was speakliu: ofthe Berlin

vcloped So l`.ir its can be learned no blame sttnchcs to _any of the officers

in char;;n_oi’ tho r_letnc.b'i_xic{iit_. _ - sécretiiry of' foreign nifairs, to ‘new

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NEVER CTT§ Ti-|Ro04H _ed in Picwu yesterday about noon. _ Apmsstotl `- 'P_r;E1tn, Valentino' - - '

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emo A1- ARENA 1-onion-r. spd- M “ °° a »_ _°"'°°" i “ - -.__ ”

cial fifteen cent skate. 7718. “EN-g-gp gAw |_‘|_|-_L_ __ M,-__ John . '-f--_ _

` 1*- 'McNeill having rented Hardys saw* . ' . _ . _ __ _, - -‘r

hon-'r Foaozi- the valentine Tea, in y ir, " iii ri ti e` - - < - .

this afternoon in Zion lieu. 1719. f'r‘,e,,,“,§.,,f;[,,,|_ ““_Wi°‘.w _."73,‘§“_ _ THREE REEL 1_0-I BISON ANIMAL DRAMA, _ - _

f THERE WILL BE N0 SERVICE. KEY. -r , - _ .d 1' ' `

. .f"' ._ in St. Peters Cathedral this evening :l.\?oi%r Sul?1=`1lEo$:¢l';.lea‘;?iqci§ovgi¥si%:s ‘IIC ».Fl_\l\\0llS y rg 9 Mae’ _ _.i -._ as the clergy will be in the country Cr-ysinig, ,cnmg _ing nmness' an old ._ , _ _ B0\\\’g00 S 8l1_ B9 __ __

- -5, ._ , ~ addressing recruiting meetings. rirm, game- Rgwm i-are ;i_00_ -

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Screen Comedian

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“A OUT” Featurinzulslffy James

IN TW” P‘“'T.S Min-funn and ninrniiiyxauy-

gn" new Qicgure bmgght The abiding love of a Mother is an ever

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Barbadoes molasses has' arrived in ine \\rn_q,_ by Mr§_ w_ L_ Cniiorn i _ 0%"

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SEED FAIR. -Seed fairs are'

able attention among the farmers. The first one will be held at Murray River on Thursday next in connec- tion with the Short Course. The Provincial Seed Fair will he held at Summerside on the last day of Feb-_

now beginning to attract consider-|

ing.

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105TH NEWS--During the week Dr. ;__ prize lists are now out. Very gene-

Rohins examined the teeth nt’ a por- ENGAQEMQN1- ANNQUN¢Ep,... rous prizes are being offered M0118

»------~ lion oi‘ ‘-A" Company and the men re- Arrrrnlrncemnnt in mnde of the engage. the same lines aa last year; that ia.

quli-lug attention have been attending mem of Mrs, Annie pnni Mn(-Nair of classes are made for members of his otllf-n receiving the necessary treat- 3ng|0n_,_r, Dr-_ Miien Martin, ning of the Canadian Seed Growers’ Associ- ineni._ it lsintcndod that ovory man Boston" Mrs ivin¢Nnir_ wnn ig me -ation, for those’ who exhibit in joining the 105111 Battalion shall have widow of John Mnciqnir of Lynn, standing ilelds of grain competi-

-~»-----~ frm- iientiil treatment. Ar Orderly rnnkes her-homo with her bro her. Al- tions and- for others. The prize list

room on Tuesday morning Col. Camp- .=_x,m,if~r ivin¢Arinrrr pnni_ and Mrs, of the Central Seed Fair is now in bf-ll found it necessary to award a man pnni__i3n§i_nn Transcript, Feb, 5, (Dr, the printers hands and will be Z1 days detention and ii fine. of $6 for ivinriin in n native of if ninerdnie P, ready for distribution in a few days. mishehavlour. A man undergoing de- i.;_ i__ and n brother of Dr_ J_ M_ Mgr. This fair will have a. household scie- tcniiou torfcits :ill pay. Lt. Col rin, Oi- goninn nnri Mr3_ S, M_ Mn;-iin nce department similar to that of ouel Grant thc- assistant director oi` of ipintnerrinie, last year. The dates are 7. 8 and 9

651-RANCAE' - .\icilir~a1 si-rvices for tho tlth 1J_ivislou

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March. Arrangements are also being

the last. it .will be held while a

TRYON PERSONALS.-Mr..George

ergotlc'far1`nel-s has been awarded the contract of supplying the ice for the

PEOPLES’

2 snows 2 iii ii 10;.-_ 1 is s.45 | 'ILODAY cnifirlnst

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The sensational fi ht to

Arnold Daly, Pearle White, Edwin Arden IN

“THE CRYPTIC RING”

Sixteenth Episode Two Parts THE EXPLOITS OF ELAINE

fo_i-tune of "The Cfuching Hand.’_’ Wufangs dar- ing Escape on the tight-rope over the yawn- mg chasm between two city sky scrap-

pers. Kennedy in pei-suit has a nar- '

row escape when the rope is severed

secure the tremendous `

Out for Acqulttal.

Why? How?

Tryon Dairyiug Co.- Mr. John Roger- son, Tryon, is spending a week at Mt. ilerbertin connection with ii short course- that is to take place ut the school.--Mr. S. E. Reid and Mrs. Doble, Tryon. were visitors to Victoria on Saturday.--Mr. John 'i`. Dawson and Miss Gladys Dawson. Tryon, were visitors to Victoria on Saturday last.-‘ -Among the prize winners at the horse races held at Victoria on Sat- urday. Feb. 5, were Martin Kelio, F. .G. Lang and Freeman Walsh from North Tryon.-Among thosevislting the horse races at Victoria from North Tryon and Tryon were: Mr_ Newton- Dawson, Rexford Dawson. Wilfred ln- mau. James A. Chisholm. Roy Daw- son, Alfred Kehoe, Will A. Pooley. Charlie Malone. Edwin Schurman, George Mayhew, Prince Gamble. W. Quigley, Gordon liudsou, il. llowntt, M. Muilins.'B. liowatt, George lien- nessay, H. Bell, Charli-s i’oolcy und Russel Carr.-Mr. Joseph Miiloue and Mr. lierbcrt Thompson, North Tryon were in Sumiuersidc on Saturday last on ai business trip.-Miss Margaret McDonald. Tryon, was n visitor to Victpria ou Saturday.-Mr. Heath M. ciiigoim, tener ni tim anim of No va ,__`olia, has been confined to. thc house for _tho past low tluys with a severe cold. '

LANSING USES JUST 51 WORDS TO CALL HUN UNDER-SEG

‘~' ' RETARY A LIAR.

WASHINGTON, February 8. -

Secretary of State Lansing today flatly denied that new demands had in-en-made in the Lusitanla case ai the time when tho German govern mriiit. condidered the negotiations

dispatches quoting the references by Dr. Zimmermann, German _under-

“'i‘his government,” said Scarc-

nds mn et forth in thc notcs of

June Sith, and July 21st. Di-_ Zinimrrmanrr over

that new de-.

hncause

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Why Did the Twelfth Jury Hold

li Said Gullty- One innocciit and

the condemned man was freed,

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Mignon Anderson and Sccly.-Than

Housor (lust in two»part. (lripping

Dealing with circumstantial evid-

“Tin Can Shack” , Western Drama

The New lanitor

With Ci_iai`r1ie" Chap- lin , thel Wotld’s Greatest S c r e e n

Comedian _

ated Press, Dr. Allred Zimmer- mann. German undersecretary for foreign affairs, was quoted as fol- lows:- “We had thought. thc sub- marine question settled. and the Lusltania question on the way to arrangemeiit- had agreed to pay indemnity and all that- when the United States suddenly made its new demands, which it is impossible for us to not-t'~iit."

DR. C. A. EATON RESIGNS HIS PASTORATE.

NEW YORK. February 8.-

Dr. Charles A. Eaton. who has been pastor of the Madison Avenue 8aptlst'cliurc_h for the last seven years, tendered his resignation. to his congregation at yesterday morn- ing's scrvicn. ills action came as a surprise. in ii sign(-.il statement, which he read to those present, Dr. Eaton said that he felt the time had :ome when he could leave this pre- sent work wltliout. serious deteri- ment to the interests oi the church.

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Eaton said that he intended vote himself in the future

to de largely

to writing. He hiis written severe

and ho said last. night that. i been working on one hook for iliteon years. which he hoped to liavo tim-o to iluish ini the near future. This book, Dr. Eaton. toltl ii reporter, is to lm in the form of it novel, but ia intended to present. serious subjects for consideration.

Dr. Eaton was born in Truro and

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bury Lansing "has not increased V 7302'2‘uM2?3u' -

WGHLAND BFUGADE 90""-AR' the dema ' dc fn ,ho Lumania graduated from Acadia College, '- ' ~

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books on religions topics in the past!

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lcnrinn-aw' '-‘Af i P - ’ A - to winch. it-»»::-`3ii"¥.i§'¢'§. ...l'i".-°}l'i‘&i.‘€J“’.*“ 6 ‘“°“- - “Mooreehide” sizesp`1§-K. lb to Knit ~`- -' ‘ ~" 011° T011 Twines No. 1 and-2 Cot

;;;§n¢;>;;;ng»~v Twine, scsi;-=»'¥'»'v.i`§`¢.

' All at lowest prices. _ Cart-er&

Woltvllle, and the Newton Theologi- cal Seminary in Massachusetts. Be- fore coming in this city he was for

ei ht cars astor of' the Euclid Av-

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anne Baptist church, Cleveland.

Special Prices on

SNOW SHOES.

\ Get a pair _of Snow | Shoes and enioy Sno_w

Shoeing. A pai! will last you tor years. Note our special sale price.

Child’s Sizes- 9x29 1.50 Misses' Sizes 10x33

Ladies' Sizes 111-2

x36.'..'.-..._ ........2.25 Men’s Sizes 12x42 ......_........_.2.35 _ Club Sizes 14x42 .....2.65

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Twines s .