{;~,';j;_ r FLC ing for a new racing park which he  ,nt the liar, 'giving additional weight to wt ,_ us beuencial effects are tel, at
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_,_,,.__ ._ _ _ _..  v to-day to register potato buyers de-, very clearly understood by the great “mt m- what the word means _ _.md
sirens of shipping to points West of majority and in s good many cases. the amy W” to-set rid of it is to gh",
ole digestive system. 1-lood’s Snr-
 'S ' . , A the Province ot Quebec. distrust and doubt are the conse-
 EB _ qwucm 'The lecturer handled ms algal' and tone to the stomach and the
  I NEW RACE TRACK - Mr. Michael subject admirably and discussed il. in “PUIIIL mm by an drugsmm is me
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More Bread and Better Bread ~°w »=E»=>v--W -1--mm 
,._,, ~ press and Nortliumberlaud ofthe Chur-
' lon
ctown Steam Navigation Company
l - - "-'1-y-l --.en il.. re--.~..t.-.l-.ll .--"Lv-'=2'» 1! -'»~'l. ~ ~- " ~" l have rcceivcd the usual ovorhauliug
A BEUGIAN REFUGEE in CANADA. l
NEWCASTLE, April i7~Au iteiu hi
the Voneouver Daily Advertiser of
Ma.i\ch_.)7t_h last. contained notice of the
bins ‘os the 5:11, or s dsugnrsr is the
wiie of a Belgian refugee, J. Poupaert,
and a so the intiination that the fiither
was having rlillir-nity in finding ein-
ploynient. Tiic paper wss'sent to ir
Newcastle lady who. among the Red
Cross Society and the townspeople in
general, coilectedl~$15 and sent it as a
present to the lilllc Belgian girl. Oil
the 12th instaiiimshg r(u~0i\'eti the fol-
lowing letter iii acknowledgiiieiit:
_ “V:luc`oy_v_er. April' 4, 1915.
"Mgt, A. _Siirve-rlon, ‘
" _OX 265, .\'»-wcasllrl, .\`. ll.,
“We-»liuve hw-n very iniil-li affcciell
by the receipt of the money order oi’
S15' itch you and your friends have
hatflyil kindness to send tis an Easter
gii'i'..to our dear little baby.
“Tl_1ls'moiiey will certainly bc or
great pid to us, as we are not exactly
starving, but simply in an awkward
position.
“We shall try und explain to _von in
a few words how it is we are so far
from our country. As you ltuow al-
‘l‘€8df,1w0 had to leave .-\nt\\'ci'p owiiii;
to Lnedxivasion of thc (lr.-rnizins in our
t'ity.- --After a stay of about six weeks
with Miss E. (iri.-_\' ot' Oxslioit. Suri‘t‘_\'.
who-'hylhe wily has br-eil vi>i‘_\', \'el‘v|
nice’ to us, we decided to go out to
Canada with tho idea to get something
to do, and on account of nice promises
and the condition of Canada being er-
plaiiied to ns _as absolutely normal,
wc nmilll tip our inliids and boiiglit
througii tickets to \‘nin-oiiveix ll. ff..
with the aim of going in for poultry
raising. L`nl`ortunat_eiy. when we start.
ed mu-king oiitiiiiries all over the place,
we l'ouiid iliat thc situalioii out here
was awfully bad and that we vcriziiiily
could not risk at all to go on a-.iarin
with the little bit pl’ money we still
had in our po.~‘.scssion. So we had to
stop in lowii. I i.l. Voupacrii liavo en- i
quired all over Vziinloiiviir for some
work, I even had- letters oi' iiitrodue-
tion given me by hir. Wliitehcatl, our
Consul, who is zi very kind izentleinan,
and l must agree _t_ii_at.`tliere was no
v 
iliiilli 3ill»‘£li2 5 G.
'ls st-r`Ȣri-'_ r.-i is lim til..-ri,-rii pmt. hy rim
lm;vm~.<~ii Illo~.\‘cr. lIi-.'rl~il'i- nh-vr~.,
t-le.1r.~;t!u-:iir p.\:;.»..i;;<-~, .~iop~. limp.
inirs in the throat and prrm inerti-
rv :uri-'i tfntnrrli :intl lI:iv lcvcr.
 :i box 2 hi.-lwt-r lrrc. 'ivcrpl ti
.subrtitrrif-<, .\!i .i.-.ri.-r<.rr Edmanstllry
i I [gun L ftp.. Limited. Tnroni*
chalice wliatc
oiit ot work,
iicad i`or buyln
the castorn pa
for ns to bei:
hopi- the best
told that the
Qiicliec will ta
"Wo :igaiii I
wc shall only
have at plictoil
inf.-mbraiil-t
t.\`i;|l
:-pcnkiiii; at ai
ini: iii Loiidoii
een iiiadt-_ iii
.lows have en
curity oi' free
ll
has given us
should be nic
" .lows are
gioritest \<=r\
spoiidiiii: to I
.ilrc.id_\ .irc 1
for so coinpu
ity, Init now
ol' provinpz oil
this c-ouiitry.
the i'a-qxpoiisc
thc i\'ini.; and
scorns i'ii:lil.`
You ran ima
right when yo
tliousaiicbt and
` e
on thi- ilooi- ii
them nearly st
"l :eucccedet
tzinco of tho t.`.
portation hack
with thc finan
wc hope lo he
“'l‘liis is sur
niicv, as wc lla
fore to this Ii
Iry to get tis s
lhaiiks lui' yo
within n vt-i'_\'
li.
BY LO
i.ti.\'iiO.\'. A
Lord Chief Ju
yesterday, said
“l3ritain‘s appeal for incii has not
Ii
of our own co
nise our prose
country. but I3
asslstaiice.
r
v. That is zi good record
 Mllillllllll SHUW
ll IHE PHINIIE illWlHll
seize the liixu
i' lo_\'all_y anti dr.>volioii to
Loi ii he forever said
ot' Iiritziiii \voi'll\i|_v lcd
for thc appeal, nintlo by
Lord Iiitrliciicr, to crusli
lat irioliscs might and
that thc .lows
STIRRING APPEAL TO JEWS
thc spirit tl
'Y’P’\
VYFD-"P,
f3.'l"¢'i.--l--‘-
and are now ready for inspection.
ve, to sh-,ke any ,oh Olive, nrc expected to arrive today.
gina thc situation all
u notice that there are _
(hom,-,,ndS of P80912 Miss Bertha F. M. Gorman has issued
mmqy |,mk,,_ Syeepmg invitations for a “Peaceful Valley
I Smm, 5m,,.|{_ most af dance on Wednesday evening, tho 21st
m.viug_ " oi April, at eight o'clouk, in the Char-
| in getting (hc asus, lottetown School oi' Expression. Tho
Ir R_ for ,L fn... trans,-trhaperoiis are _Mrs W. J. liicliityre.
to Quebec l_'i\v_ and Mrs Simon Poali. Mrs J. 0. Arseiiaitlt
cial help of ML 'W-m|_e_ and Mrs J. George !\it‘i‘orinac.
g sonic- food on our way.
a. little mor* lu 'ky in _
N of Ca,mdu_L L that the price of the Morning Daily
_I _ ._ ., I th- Guardian (u_isiled in P. E. I.) and
  “S5135 liioutrcal Daily Star is $4.00 per yearn
yn ,,é,“,|. hom, "Sql b9_ The Morning Daily Guardian (mailed
ut ,mm mme we dwg iii' l’, E. JI.) and 'Family llerald and
M il' as ‘,__,_ mm, hm,” \‘\ oekly Star is_ $.l,Q0 per year. The
H,mgm,|Uu Ag(,m`ul`il;rlcc of] the lnveiiiug (ruardian and
he care ot’ ns, and cvcn II)°“i';`°;,;},)f""5(l§tf'; a(:““3\"c'l glvgiigz
_H - i | l . . ...U ’ _' ? ,
,((J.;l(,,,l:.‘:,£i:,,.(r),,;;,,mr host Gtiarilian and lhc_l-`a1n_iIy llerald and
ur kind um,miU"' and \‘i)et:kly Star (mulled in P. E. i.) is
iw loo glad to let ykou $"'~" P" 503"
t I i' ii lllll~iCll' _
"_‘f,,‘,,;', 'I,,f,,_ uf, H rf (_-me FUNERAL oi tin- ian- inss iii.
V 'Y' ' "'1_ 'i`lii-_ inspectors, Messrs' Dalton and
ii
PEACEFUL VALLEY " DANCE.-
NOTICE.-Subecribers arc notified
ladys \\’cst took pinch from tlitl resi.
deiice of her fntlicr at York on Frltlay
Yirnrg f;iiih|'n||y_ the ltilli April. For thc past. thrcc
_ years she was n. rcsitlciit oi' liioilctotl,
" ' l'0l'l’-"\l‘3R'l`-" bc-ini: ciiipioycd as bookkecper with
lliggins 6'; (fo. The iiiauy beautiful
liural tributes froui Moncton showed
the cstecin iii which the deceased was
MADE ht-ld by her many friends in that city.
RD READING 'l`ht- :.<ervico at thc house was coil-
____ titii-ted by llevs. E. ilcil, I3. S. \\'eeks
DHI lr, __|_,,,.d R, Mhmx, and \\'. J. \\-'liitelicatl and was largely
bum Ur GFCM B,.,ldm_ aticndcd coiisidcring the almost ini-
Jcmhll ,(,U.u|,mg “web passable state ot the roads.
A GOOD STAFlT.~lu connection
mm '10 wh mpmher-S with the Patriotic Teuipcruiicc Pledge
mmunm i gag, limi we iiiauguratetl at thc public meeting on
pn.-<1 in iiriidm the so- Sunday night, Rev. Dr. Fullerton visit-
dom not .ii\».i\-i iiiiriwii, cd lllf- Drill Shed .vesteltlfly lllorlllng
nt`oi'riiilately, ctcryulitre iliitsin prior to the departure of the contin-
' priceless liberi\ .ind we gent of artillery i`oi' Halifax. and ob-
nii ii vue did not rivog- taint-ii tho signatures ol' about one half
nt duit of the boys. Owing to the others be-
gooll ini/oils oi this im.: oiiizagctl in transporting baggage,
ritaiii is iii nccd oi' our ctr.. they had not an opportunity ot'
Let us rcndcr her the slgiiiiig, but (‘nptaiii Mcl\'iiiiioii has
ice that we can by ro- promised to put the matter before
ier call for mcn. Thi-ro tlieni ns soon as they get .settled in
1,000 Jews serving in the quarters in Halifax.
ariuy and nav
Par excl-lleiicc is thc only just
cpitlioi that could properly exilrtrss
,¢ ___, ,
the quaiitv ol' thc .show presented at
, Ill)7IIA\\\\\\?'.-[IAlllIlIIIl\\\\\\\\\\§l///2 IIIIII Ulf.” l’Ylllt'¢l1‘1tlvvai'tl 'l‘hcati°c yesterday.
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'l`hci'c never was a more favorable ti1ne_llian
the present to start in the Silver Fox Business.
,_ Standard
  Bred Silver
Fox Pups
from
THE SILVER FOX RANCHING COMPANY
(Pioneer of all Fox Companies)
L i
When the war is ended trierc will ie unprecedented
demand for P. E. island Standard Bred Silver Foxes,
» and prices will quickly jump to a much higher level.
By taking advantage of the present market you can
at once place your new company on an even plane
with the more conservative of thc older concerns
and make it a dividend payer equal to the best. ‘
Your pair capitalization can be placed at a lower
.~-.-~-.figure now_~than.would have been possible at any
time within the past three years.
The Silver llox Ranching Company breeds and
sells the very choiccst quality of the Original
Standard Bred Registered P.  Island Silver Foxes
and none other.
When you buy from us you can rest assured
that you have the very highest standard of breeders
~ to be found anywhere at any price-the original,
' pedigreed and registered strains, the very founda-
tion stock upon which this wonderful industry is
built.
 f Seize your present opportunity.
 Secure your options now.
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We solicit your correspondence.
 THE SILVER FOX RANCHING C0 _e
' Aiberton, P. E. Island. 53 State Street, Boston, Mass
Bhould you require refersnen ss to mir iruirrril
K
i.cadi|ig off was the finest three-reel
i`»~atnrc ever seen on thc Prince Ed-
ward curtain, cntitlerl “She was his
.\loili0i‘_" A wllitc-liaircd old derelict
proves to be the iiiirecoiniized wifc
of the igoveriior-cleft. Shained by
hor :ippenraiicc on the eve of the elec-
tion the isorcriior-elect rails her it vile
iianic and is killed by his enraged
son, who learns for thc first time ol'
the cloud upon his birth. ii. contains
ii i-<_l\ii't|'ooiii sceiic rivalliiig in puthos
only thc greatest draiiias of the day.
Violet l\loi‘screaii and Habori lleiily
arc vo-:nfirs in this intensely appeal-
ing dr;-iiiin. Should It bc shown again
in-day it should not be missed by any-
Olli".
Episorlll l-‘our ol' "'l`he Master Key"
was received with great applause and
followed through its course oi' produc-
tion with the usual great interest, 'I-lo
coiinride with tho views of the patrons
"it's llie bcst yet." A iuad pltnige of
it inotoi' truck down a iiioiintain side
and through ii burning bridge into a
burning caiiyon is Init, one oi’ the thril-
lint: situations of this excellent serial.
il is iiiiiiecessnry Io tcll the story and
it will be sufliclent to any that the in-
stnliiient closes with its followers’ lil-
iercsi fnrthor iiirreasetl and anxious lo
see thc next episode.
The coiiicdy play, “Tile Magic Mir-
ror," wiis the bf.-st of its kind the
lhculre has yet shown. it was ii. re-
gular feast. _of ninuseinent and during
~iis production laughter “lic-ld_ the
floor."
A Wcstorii tiriiinn by thc Big-IJ-C0..
“Alias Mr. Siiiilii" was it pleii§i"ii'Q pre-
scntnliun in two reels.
uffered for More
~  Than Two Years
THEN JOSEPH GAGNE FOUND A
CURE IN DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS
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Quebec Man Took His Wlfe’s Advice
And is Now Enjoying a New Lease
of Health
S’l‘ll7. liiAllGllElll'l‘E HAY MILLS.
Ssguenay Co.. Que., April iStli-(Spe-
ciall~"Yes. you can tell the public
of the great relief I got from Dodd's
Kidney Pills." The speaker was Mr.;
Joseph Gagne, a well known resident
l ol this place and he has every reason
' to be enthusiastic over the great
Canadian Kidney remedy. _
"l-‘or inure than two years I suffered
from Kidney disease," Mr. Gains' con-
tinued: “it finally developed into
pleurisy and I was A very sick msn
when m'y wits persuaded me to give
Dodd's Kidney Pills a trial.
"l took just three boxes and ,they
made me well."
Dodd’s Kidney Pills make 'their
users enthusiastic because they not
only cure the particular ailment nim-
' “i cannot doubt that the day is
three hundred herring to a boat ' ‘
drift ice round north and cast coast,
no herring. l
Al\iHERS'l‘ ISLAND. M. I.. April i9
-No change in ice conditions; lots
around the islsnd;"no bail. '
RUIN AFTER THE WAR.
_paper coinpanies were springing up
rcquireineiits, and consequently there
was ii gi'cat excess oi’ production over
coiisuniption, with prices lower than
of material and labor was higher.
Objections to the applicatioii in its
entirety, so far as the rates on the
products iii question are affected, was
iiiadc.
BELGIANS AWAIT THE HOUR OF
LIBERATION.
i.t).\lllO.\'. April 17.--t‘ardiiiitl Mer-
citlr, Arcliblsliop of Maliiies, has again
offended German susccptibilities.
A despatch from llerliii says the
Taglislice Bundsciiau prints ii letter
said to have been written hy the Car-
dinnl to Cardinal Aniette, Arcliblsliop
of Paris, showing. tho newspaper says,
“ how little success tho Gerinniis have
ncliieved by their extravagantly con-
siderate treatment of him."
The letter is said lo express tfardinal
lVlercier's ndiiiiratioil i`or i1`raiice, and
his regret at 'lils inubillty to give full
vent to his feelings, According to the
Taiglisclio Rundsciiau, part. of thc
lcttcr reads as follo\vs:-
approacliiiig when full freedoin oi' our
iiioveiiieiits and our words will be re-
stored. You und wc will then have
thc great joy to express openly all the
patriotic and (lliristian feelings which
at present are peut up in our souls.
God grant that wegipay patiently await
the hour of liberation."
ARE YOU NEUTRAL OR `
ARE YOU OUR ENEMV7
Ai\iS'l‘l~Ji`tDAM. April 19.-The linin-
liiirgt-r Nachtrichten, comincnting on
the Gcrinaii niviiiornndiim to the Stale
Dopariiiieiit al Wssliiiigtoii, declares
the United States allows England to
act as she _pIeio,=cs, and supplies her
with all the war niaterinl she requires,
and coniiiincs: `
"i\laiiy.it»oiio who luis had to ob-
serve this proccfliire of thc United
States has struck the table with his
fist. The aiiger vrcatotl in Europe is
greater tiinn thc pcoplo over tlicrc
allow tlieiiinelvils to imagine.
lt is linic llial it strong word went
bo polite. Init its nieanini; i-un only be:
c only
TO STOP MAKING
SHELLS FOR ALLIES.
NEW YORK, April 19.-lltisolulioiin
cnlliiig upon organized labor through-
out the United States "to consider ser.
iously the proposal of it general strike
among those industries employed in
the production of nnnnunllloii and
food supplies." for the use of wnrrliiiz ‘
Europeuii nations were adopted io-
niglil. at ii mass meeting called by thc
Central Federated Union of Greater
New York and viciiilty io consider u
pence niovenienl..
HOW PRINCESS PATS WON
CLEVER ENGAGEMENT'
LONDON. April 17.-The full text
oi' the report on the Neuve Chapelle
and St. Elin battles by Sir John
l~‘rcncli gives the following further de-'
tells of the engagemem -in which the '
Ilrincei-is Pats were .victorioust .
On February 28 si successful minor
attack was made on the enemy's
trenches near St. Eloi by__smn_ll par-
ties of the Princess“I7a'tric1d’s Chou-
dian Light Infantry. The attack was
divided into three small groups, the '
whole u,t\der'the'commund ol Lieut.
Ora-bbs, and No. l group under Lieut.
P-apines.u,‘ No. 2 under S'e`rgt'. Pat-
terson, anll No. 3 group under Com- '
miny Bergt.-Mejor Lloyd. -'Phe head
of the party got within fifteen or
twenty yards of tho Ge ,nn trench -
and charged. lt was ddildlat the
time-about 5.15 s. m. Lieut. Crab-
PULP FIRMS FACE `
lllclxouna Vemou Bridge, owner of ,all its bearings and from every stand- ed, I hi h 1 t
the fast pacer "Zeniot" is busy prepar- point, his long experience and success' $1: m C ue W c ac B °n he sto'
ch through the blood and also dir-
I
nils pouing up this summer. his words. A vote of thanks was _. _
9 0 moved by Mr. J Hynes' seconded by once improvement begins immediate
Mr. Norman McLeod. of Suuinierside.
“lid l=fllC°f“"Y °<=°`°l>¢°li- iritmriymaiies the ricir rea blood that
Hood's Sarsapsrllla. puriiies the
is needed for perfect digestion," and
BMT aEP°RT5- builds up the whole system. No other
QUnsNsPon'r,‘ April 19.~About mf’
diciue can take its place.
seems, r-_ s. i.. April 19.-navy   
Pliiirs mini
The anxious followers ol' Runaway
_fi June were on hand in full force at
0'1"l`-AW-'\~ APU' 17~"'Tl“"_l- S0""|'“l the Peoples 'flieatre lust evening-to
Calladlall plllil and vllilvl' llflllff will seo me iiiirri r-.pit-.uric uf tin.. serial
UWC nuimclal Wi” after Um ‘mr was that is different and so intorestiiig.
Ulf’ D"°‘“°ll0“ of Afthlll' D- Him- In this number Juno is followed by
M0llll"l’3|~ (Tamil Cxilefl Uf ill” Lauren' Blye, the ninii in thc black Vaiidyke.
‘ldv Plllil & Pilliel' C0l1\D1\ll5'- “'11” all' His anxiety to bc oi' assistance io her,
poured to protest against thc DFDDUBEII sending her io a. boardiiig-liouse of his
l11¢'|'f~‘1\-*il ill f|`0lE|1t fait* "ll Dim* ‘md own seleetioii. and her subsequent
Dlliwl' UI Ill” fffllltefllffffililll-{`*\l_1‘“ U33” departure from same; his persistent.
b0f0F¢‘ ‘|10 llflllwlly 001113115310!! t0' following. securing a position for her
dill- us inoilel in one of New Yurk‘s lend-
Wllcll' Ull* “'lU` ll* 0V“l`» Mr- H'-iff lug depurtniciit stores. and his gloat-
saill. tllc vwllllvts of illllil llllll panel ing over in-r inirupi riisiiiissai (an or
iiiills hi Scmidiiiavlan t-oiiiilriei»:, which w|||,,|, ipaq om, in lmiigve [hm pp,-
are now lied up owing to the disor- pimp; ,rrp going 10 Sire;-Q-mi), Ned
l!¢\lliZllli0ll> Uf U°al1Bll-llllllfllf Slllilllfllll- takes tt hand In the game, and so docs
will flood the United Hlillvri lllllfkel- lilrs iiiyc. wife ofthe ninii in the black
which is (‘aiiadn'8 lwtll ‘f\l~“ilUl\l0l”» and Vandyke, and liiings grow ii little inort-
lllvll ('=lllH-tllllll YIUUS Will lllll/ll 10 GUI" init-ri~.si|ng for Mr lllyc, and his bosom
tllll their olltilut ol' alllll llllllll will cinim, Mr tluminiginini, an or whit-_ir
svlllc of llwlll will slllllslll l would spoil .1 good story in gn rrmre
Mr. lluff said that owing to lllillilil- into detail. Scc it. at the i‘eople's
prelieiisioii of huge profits pulp and pm-|, and every wgek,
An exceptional ollering by the
like iniisllrooiiis in Caiinila. At pres- Kuipm C0, was “'l`l1e Siiiilizglers of
Clit lll0l‘0 ill 0V0l' 5100.000-000 illV€Sf€fl Lone island," in two paris, featuring
ill the ill<l\lSll‘i'. Hlld $10.000.000 Dllltl Marin Sais. a special feature hciiii.-; thc
tllllllltllly ill lvllscs- Tllc srolvlll of wi-t»t~ii at sea. and the resciie of thc
the industry was greatly in excess oi' r;,qsmw;i5,- by the smugglers.
[Jolly of the Dailies. seventh page
froiii the life ol' this clever little per-
sonagc, Dolly Desmond, meets with
atllllytlllllrllillce 1909.tllclli:lltlie cost an .iiiiunture aeeidediv eu-itin' and
holds oiic`s iutorcst tliroiiglioul the
presentation of the whole reel.
A coniedy of merit, the cause- oi'
convulsive laughter, “Eiiixeiiics vs.
l.ovc," made one fcel “ it‘s too bad like
iinislied."
' The above: prograininc will be rc-
peated again this afternoon and even-
ing, when no doubt another buinper
house will witness an all-round good
show. _
SALVATION ARMY OFFICERS
ST JOHN, April lil.-A number oi'
changes have been niadt- in the dis-
tribution ol' Salvation Ariiiy oiliccrs iii
the Maritime Proviiices and several
recent graduates i`ronl the Training
(_'oliei.:e, Toronto, have been appointed
to this district. Several of thosc, who
received their comiiiissinns at it special
uieetiiig nt iiiassic Hall. Toronto, on
l\iond:iy evening. arrived in the clly
this nionrlng. The Training (‘oilcgo
this year grmliiiittlil sonic 70 young
officers, who will be placcd iii various
purls of the Cnuadiaii iieid. Among
the cliiiiiges »iii this district arc the
following:-(Japt. Mary Forsyth of St,
John, is to go to lliiiiilltoii, llerinuda;
Ensign and Mrs Miller, of Yarmoutli,
are 'also trniisferred to lierniinla;
Adjutant and Mrs liurry. ol` l<`re<lerle-
ton. are trniisferreil to Yiirniouth;
Adjutant B. Green, of P.E. island. is
transferred to No. 2 Corps, St John;
Llont. Tlios. Laurie arrived this iiiorii~
ing from the Training College and will
assist iii St John. No. 1 Corps; Liout.
Lizzie Silver. from the Trniniiig ('o|-
lege, has beeii appointed Io assist. at
Sussex: Lieut. lil. Lyons. from the
Training College, has been appoiiileti
to Piirrsboro; Capt. and Mrs Coudie.
of London. Oni., are going to lfredoric-
lon; Liciil. Milnc, i`ro|i1 l’ni'rshoro, luis
been traiii-i|_`errcd lo Siimincmltie;
Capt, Nellie. Fors_vtli. from the 'l`rnlii-
ing College. goes io Slieihrnirnc: Licut.
B. Davis, from llir: Trniniiig Cullcigc.
will in-isisl al Slioihouriic. _
to Wasliiiigttiii. ln exprei-ision il. will -ir-_. ` l .\;:i5'i.4.g |,-_i;i,,
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Wear and Tear
one requires a_ food in
Springtime that builds up
both brain and body.
Grape-Niitsl
madeof wheat and malted
barley-supplies in splen-
_ did balance, the elements
necessary for upbuilding
 and keeping in _repair the
brain, nerve and muscle
L_ tissue.
 Grape-Nuts has a rich
"hut-like flavour--always
fresh, crisp, sweet and I
*ready to eat direct from
package.
_- Thousands have found
Grape~Nuts_ a wonderful
img orstor of bothbrain
an .- _ . -W,--.» »` '.»<~f‘_. '
bo.. who showed the greatest duh
and elanrtoolt his party over every-
tiling in the trench until they had
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The Scrap of Paper
TWO PART COMEDY
An innocent little love note written by a young bride before
her marriage is the pivot on which this most
_ vivacious comedy tuins
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Weekly
Late war news from Jess  S Charge
Willard the new Champion STERLING COMEDY
Puglist and other mtcr~ Featunng Lime B|||y
esting topics. Jacobs
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House-Cleaning Time ls
Sherwin Williams Paint Time
Now is thc tinic to do .i little fixing around the house
and S. W. Paints & Varmshes nic the piopei kinds to
use. Why? Because they sie unusually used .ind praised
throughout the universe
A little paint oi vainisli will work wonders The
old worn floors can bc made to look bright and fresh
with Sherwin Williams iiisidc floor paint or Ploorlac
Don’t throw away the old furniture but inakc it look
bright any new by giving it a coat of S W Varnlsh stain
Evervtliinizthroughout the home can be renewed with
S. W. products and renewed in such .i way as to guaran
tee complete satisfaction and durabilih Ask foi color
cards.
Sherwin Williams Iiouse Paint (45 colors) $2 50 per gal
“ " Floor '~'»5c quart
I-`loorl.it 50c tin
Flattonc b5c per qi
Varnish Stain 15 25 and 50c per tin
Floor Wax 50c per lb
Floor' glazc the master floor enamel 65c per qt
Simon W Crabbe
The Leading Paint Store
u at
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it si
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Exnonrs u. s:_i.Ason _S ` ` ' 4 1- --H' .- -- -_
Are You in the  R 7 ~ ~
Market for a
T_herc's some points no intelliizent man can overlook m
selecting a Motor--tliercs some told facts that command
attention. In t.he first place what do you want t Donlt you
want a motor that will be simple, reliable and durable? Of
course you do.
_ _ THE IMPERIAL MOTOR
is equipgd' with th best diecast babbitt bearings the
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famous hebler Car uretor, all parts made to ex hsive
gigs, interchangeable and accessible, tank lubricatio insur
ing all parts getting an
even and _economical
supply of oil-no dang-
er, no waste.
\ Besides all these ad-
ysntsges. the Imperial
is eguipped wit ‘the
wor -famed improved
Themien Muiiier.
Cat;il’t we sfend you
a cs _ t’ .
for theogtllfing. S yougs
wmrs
Bruce -Stewart &