,_
'ii
31' ‘i
‘-1
15,.
Iii
!_l
 lg e
til
».i. .
mi'
 
if. I-
 :_
r
.qsz ‘
Vi. 
.ii

:._;‘f
1; i‘
is »
5,1 .
'sf `
if i
\""il"
t. ._
1-.ll
1
 i .
.1-'iff
_. .‘,
élfa.

f»z1'»\"~.
. -.t
~ia.=-f-_.E

.viii 
gy .,

.l-E' _
'li_>;.
,131

___,._g. _ . . . , ...~
_. .gf _,ess _
:L_ .-s»-__- - . ¢s 1
” ‘.;':;~'_‘.;'1=. 7.23; :..;_‘s:
sf iii?

Sill li



__ f  ._ -.» »1T€.;»_,.,._-
‘..s.».`€. .‘..'.s'~zi.:.:.'-';' .- 1: “§':.-I
ki, 5!
:‘-.~»- I
. l.
ill 
.
7*;
. 1. _
i
.A 
1 l
- #..1,=;
ol' ’
lil -‘t
Egifi
ll
u-.4 ".¢...f"""’
‘  if;-.r.;_~
:lil
iii. .
.Lf
 i `
.ilu 7
'I 1
ts ~.<: -_»
wise .
-1 .
.l
iff'
'ww
. .
`i 1
.1 '
it
,_
his
 ‘
1..-1
.N ~

 '
..
Cf.
.
,7 .
, _.. _
Tl-I
Wliat a
Cough Does
It endangers life. Yes. 2'
even theslightest cough is
a menace The lungs are
will cure it quickly. lt’s not HSN
Just a cough stopper, either, me
its a cure because it removes
- --.. _ -.7 ' T - F11
  iuaminiii nuntini     ,  
i  ui rniicn cnisi ini sri ill Liu
........<..-.»»..»..-.-... |i[gm;|||1[|] gy U 3   ~-we 
I I
ef mD:?t§i?8§E:°&&d:&'%.hT:"o6 A private lu,tl¥f’Soqortl1 Highland-
Muihnglayblziuuch lst.dLf|ll5. fs; gheeupplypf bling -_ ers writes:3__ V  ._
i'iZ¢.n¢..ii‘I..i'§.i..n'i'.f.§s¢i"i¢.‘i.‘i‘i‘.I'.""°' WASH'NGT0N~ *"°"- 4~-°G“'“‘““{ ii you unit 'a -Msn te admire the
.nlliirms of tender can be obtained st this today notified the State Delliartnlend Brmah cmmpumand anim’ you enum
§,°'s;':'§'°§l,,f¢"d.,f'|i'.'f¢§T-°°$°¢°_i.I5,i(`NB'1i'lkiii` 'hat Ameflwll "°°“°'S 511°" d “"° not have done tter than spend the
F).llyadiiiaa.E'lu-. District'Eiiaine¢if‘Chiilotf the NWN’ “nd West °°°°'- °‘ F"““ce'_ Christmas vaca n in this little rest
- " "-."’ el";'r'\'¢ii'i\}i'tEe'||ld'ering are notified that tenders ThethsmtetPep:rugei'1tirg1(:isd2glai§- camp' Many °E’m°' men have 'mai
d¢l|¢8t¢‘0l‘8aDS Rnd 6011811- win no; 1,, ¢.,n,,,,¢,-ed uma, mug 0;, me tgigld of °bl‘;gk§(?e ay Germany of me mouths of contintisl fighting. They
. . .tates than -bl printed forma supplied. and signed _with their It i am th tum mere have been face to face and next door
mf lf" _ _ D055! _Y actual virutiim- u be b French ¢0“l- S 9 3. l to death and mutillation. They have
b¢Y0¥ld TEDHIT lf C0\lBh IS scgigixedtecliaiiiiiiemii senai-i§i:<‘l°i>.s'ii'|id paifstiig p'°°e“°° °f Ge"“°“ °“l":““` ”°‘o“‘l’;~ suffered indescribable hardship and
allowed to become violent to the orderof thelllonounblethe Minister of the l_’l“°l"3 ‘If Ggfmnndm lxiglcril' “_ untended bodily ailments. Here they
° !i.‘;"':s.l.‘.‘;'.*:.-.°:i.~;“.::'..i:': °a'..'1`:1'.‘.'.‘i.=~.,:-’..‘:f gg;,;,f“°;‘;“;;,,;,,,;°,f,,° °,,,,,,.., 0,  -ww in th- most 1--1-i~»»id»y M
, (eited if the person tendering decline to enter the Silt D [ment Be “hes the ll0lldl\Y SPll'lt8. BCHFCEIY 9 heaii tloldlhl
° 0 into a contact when called upon to do so. or 9 elm" ‘I hi 1, thoughts of war, partaking in all
Jamlesml S f lxcggaglem  fltznivrlalilci’ lletheitsdnaer be maintenance of ii fleet of WMS DB 5" sports and merrlment without the ves-
Bl . `
' t f
n°‘i`he Department dgesnot bistiiiiltilleto accept :1v§§lnth;obl£|é?{,;$i,;t] :£1 in er erenrre tlge of abandonment iii their behav.
 e and  theieivestii;-yanyitender. Therefore the depa"'mem regards iour. The facilities for diversion and
0! 6 . » x
e R_C_DEsRoCH,_.RS_ the notice “B Similar to one issued by entertainment here, were, apparently,
II.
‘lltaiva_.l-`ebruaryls_t.lglgirftnyn the British G°Vemmem aud to 3 pre` n The results, however. obtained in
swspapers _will not be paid for-th|_s saver. ceding notice froni the German Gov- this direction were “_ series of most
ment ifthey insert it without auihonty from ernment regal-(lin the watei-5 of the
|  5 enjoyable little functions which caus-
,,§§§’_“,f§§°;;f '$530 North ssn, both si which sited that el e er
mines had been sown within specified X; V yhmuni t° welcome in me New
EALBII TE\DER addressed t r
.\‘-\
1 f?
the cause. Its a modem
pharmaceutical preparation
engredients that cured the
.I. G. Jamieson
DRUGGIST
1 s limits and that the waters would be hieagqish apply as though he were in
s g land home or in the masses
unsafe for passage of neutral shipping around St Paurs There is no mom
except under pilotage
. F I ' In the village with the holding capac-`
. . The foil ig announcement was
ofold fashionedengredients, SOIIOODCI' or Sa C made ta t,§’e“’§‘m,e Depmmem, irtguoérsd iiilsggtriiieisgrié iran; etinsy 131313
W. Parnell 0'Hara, 79 tons, Atneri- legit; gftgglrtginfA£;i,|l(;§$\ei;§:l):s;EfIEve concerts. A vacant barn. look.
C0 hs gf 01,11' rand. can build. Vessel and sails in good - _ ing very dingy and /»€0Fl€BS when
ug Y K idor at Berlin dated February 2 stat
t wn,jm°n_ Has 27 H_p_' Gasonne en, mg that me 'German Admh_any'have we first entered it was the venue of
Daren S- glue installed by skilled Machanlcs. - 01"' "me “U I - A I’ d
ar n a un ance of
Large bottles 25 cents wiii move schooner six miles sn hourl.l§‘;“e,§,“,,}’,§&°,§§',f‘,°'f,‘;';S;'§,‘°,§',§{y,f,”“§’,§ Candles- however. and dense packing
- ` 6 I tl W ll d I ll f tl , .
xg €"li‘;§5o{_’e";1'§f1l;)l:‘;‘t‘;:fg"i‘l’)t€:°”iFor  p`roac_h the North and West coasts of gzeitflre 3;? D'la';,';d coileetile ;f;:;_ Af Id give half my years remaliiln arms and "me chaps and gms md.
“cum-5 wx-ne ‘Gr2"'“e' as It is télet i‘:te"u°“ all! 31° rangenients for, the audience were
E_ BQSWELL, nialggnot \:f;'fr";’}?ic'l'l it °ha‘;s§t 'Its di; completed circus-like with the artists
vict,-,rmy D058, a Must British t and-distinguished patrons-the latter
g roop ships and
P_ E_ I I d_ . composed of the colonel. divisional
8402_1_28M“. S an ammunition shipments to France. The cl I in __
German Government recoinineiiil thatlceffrg #ITS tai;:;§lcterfv;s°°§3:)`if:1g “,535
merchant vessels bound for the North I '
Bring it in or have ns
NOTICE
sn _ ,all ranks. There never was a more
iirrseulke 'he Nom' of Scotland responsive audience nor a happier
marked, “there was very little of the
°FF'C|A|§F{"EES‘?/DsEB|$_'Y OF THE Hymns of Hatred atmosphere" in
*_* ' evidence.
A meeting of the sbzireliolders of WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.-Sammy I .can safe? leave It to onevs.. ima?
 Hampton Creamery Coiupauy will be April describes himself as the "official huzluonigmg' i' 'guild Iéang Syned was
lield in Hampton Hall, Wednesday, the Presidential iiewsboy.” He collects Bu iz W ‘U0 mi an Sd(-W? an oveg
_ _ 10th of Feb., at 2 o'clock p. in.. to monthly for serving papers to the :£5813 as le odryeag ,M away an
IS the time tO haVe YOUY take into consideration ilie selling of White House. I fi 6 on imp one el' ..
' factory and machinery. "President Taft shook hands with New Years Day`”T° me Spm-ts'
clock repalred' By orllci' oi' Directors. me whenever we met." he says. "The _Somebody with an eye to the anis'
AMES V VL F- first time I sa\v Iiini was about a uc had elaborately chalked this un'
b ist 19%; L Sécliéfl;-3," month after I started to serve papers war"-ke notice' accompanied by an in'
send for it and we will
putit in perfect running
order.
G.
Jeweller & Optician
F
Taylor f
71:45
-nw#
Time
Day Time Ii't ,
23.38
lu. 12.14 7.2
2 'rn 12.45 _
:x w. 0.24 13.15
Tn. 1.10 13.45 _
Dale
1
."'.°°
we
-1
-1
Zac
1.58 14.16 F
~l
-I
."$"."."."."."."
oo~ie»crtca~io=ion
1
.°°.¢°.°.m."‘."."
cneecioco-A-1
3.57 15.31
16.21
17.22
18.36
19.51
20.58
21.59
22.56
4
5 F.
6 Sa. 2.52 14.50
7 S.
8
M.
Si Tti.
1 W.
5.10
6.31.
7.51
Th. 9.00
1-‘. 9.57 _
13 Sa. 10.46 é
14 8. 11.29 f
15 M. 12.06 '
16 Tu. .
17 W. 0.34
` Th. 1.18
l\‘. , 2.01 ‘
I Sa. ‘ 2.44
. S. 3.29 '
4.21
10 ALso crios, sToci< AND |MP|.E
11
12
."
o
six
€=.°°.°.°“’-"?‘S”.°F’.“."."‘ *ir*
Ch€J1l~S€D`l®P‘\¢'Q¢2`l'3 lé
_-f oo
U1 ©
1
eh
F99?
mmuo
12.39
13.09
13.37
14.03
14.28
14.54
15.23
5.28 .
ing
1-1-ic:-i_~:_~i»-i_~i
Q l\‘¢©©©l-‘(\'|C¢5&
M.
Tu.
.. \V. 6.42
25 Tli. 7.57
F. 8.58
18
19
20
21.
22
23
"4 . u
1 6
:S I s. ' 2 °
FEBRUARY.-lst
in 3rd to 4tl rain
to hnd th atcii
i re '
tegineratiire. :ilu to' 1Ei!tlili.toviil=i'sii,i`t`I GOOO l.|\lCl{ FOXCOIIIPKIIY4 C0ri1s. Receiilli' he was made Coin
12th to 15th. keen cutting winds. 16th
to 19th, unsettled wave. 20th to 21st,
windy. 22nd to 24th, mild, genial. 25th
2 h, 1 ~ - _ f | 1 ;k. EARL ROSEBERY'S SON ENTERS
to St genera snows ho'S1es;8ai;;iii'1;]luigtétégiiiuol( tFi(cx sccioimh BRITEH GOVERNMENL
5 Limited, will bc held in thi- 'TTT
 1
   WHILE ON SERVICE.
MENT5 of the Royal Flying Corps. was killed
One hundred acres of free hold land. this afternoon while flying at Shore-
miies from Cliarlottetown; H0011 Iiaiii. He was returning froui a trip
house and buildings. It has been when hisbloplaiie suddenly dove iotlic
1 _,E 48 well cared for, niudded, fertilized, cnrili. The machine was siiinslieil,
“ ' linibed, manured. The best farm on and Lieutenant Sharpe died within a
Wliisloe road. Wiiiditiill, tclcpliouc, few minutes.
both in good working order. Tlircsli- OTTAWA. Feb. 4.-Mrs. William
outfit, all complete. Hay fork, Sharpe, wife of the late Lieut. Wm.
rope and carrier goes with farm. lf Sharpe, of 67 James Street, this city,
not sold by hrst day of March will be received a cable-gram from the adjut-
sold by auction. Hundbills later. ant general of the Royal Flying Corps
JOHN HORNE, liusband‘s death. as the restilt of an
Winsloe Station. accldellt-
Q6 V 1’ When thc war broke out Sharpe
£7 ‘ sl 9_6 04 8"941lS\ith5wks enlisted with the Royal (aiiadlan
16 04
17 0°
1321 ~ .11. 1.
° fue f “ ' ' - ‘
10- 3 I 21-415 if  
Limited °°">S~
____1_
, ,__ dicating hand, on blank walls and
34”6'2`iumE°l1"\ agtghg ;¥;';ttebI;1g°li_Z‘;"u ‘;l:::°;Iai(('1:'?lf. 'IGS gateposts. We gazed at this uiuiouiicei
e undersigned until noon on Feb. I It ` I 6 le was
10th from parties wishing to contract iggld 0555; Xgivmslit ti’;uttl,];ec|1§(;li)fdhé 4ll\ Seilfvrill HlSlll8I1<lBl'S-
w h the Hazelbrook Dairying Co. , nm H ~ . __
‘ Ltd. for manufacturing cheese during Qgflld lnlgie a go?,ds?,llf;s::fenT_‘°“gl't I -. France. lacks' Calm has aBS““'e‘l me “Sp“°“
  the season ol 1915. Tenders to state .. . . . _ _
I V ` ` v ’ J wages per mouth' also raw Per hum yet-I gz;v]i;(t‘vi§ielt;e' £‘l‘(f;-Ls;\eiiitu3\;l)si:1ié UST OF EVENTS. A have become the quarters ofthe high
'IDP' r°\I’l‘l‘ ‘Ima pounds 01 “H9050 nmnulacmred' time l'iii going in and shake halide
(Including waxing cheese if required) - . .. ‘_ 1. 200 yards (Oflicers) handicap-
. 1 _ with him.
FEBRUARY- Mak". to “nd his °w“ help me (“°m` Samniy's futher is a Russian and
Hlgll “"i\l0l' mmy lmding "Il supplies' his mother a llounianiaii. He goes to 2
W' J' MCEACHERN’ school eve-rv day is up at 0 a ni. sells
_ S°°r°“"`y' papers until 8. goes to school and is
Mt' Albion' out at 3, selling papers until 6 p.in.
Jall' 26"" 1915' and is iii bed at 9 p.ni. He does not
8407°1'28Fef 1’5'8' swear, smoke or chew.
_-i - 1 | 4 "
CANADIAN WAR AVIATOR KILLED
LONDON, Feb. 4.- Lieutenant
Sharpe. of the Canadian Contingent
this afternoon notifying her of her
Engineers. and. because of his exper-
ience iii aviation, was subsequently
transferred to the Royal Flying
niaiider of thc Caiiadiaii branch of the
DIARY OF EVENTS on
Lloiiril of Trade lloonis, Uhnrlottctowii. LONDON- FUI" 4'_N°II P'l'“r°5"'
Friday um 26", dm. of February son ol` the Earl of Rosebery and mem-
next A D 1915 at me |,Uu,. of eleven ber of Parllniiiciit for the \\'lsbci'li iilv-
T0-DAY 4 u'clo'ck.iii'tlic l'orei\oou. Dated this "lSl"" °f C“mI"'l‘lHe5hlre' today' was
"nh day of p..|,ruar_v, ,i__ l). 1915_ By iiaiiieil purllaiiiciitnry secretary of
. , _ f eign ailalrs. l\lr. l’rii r -
Magistrates ('°u“' 9 “'m' Urdu of me Bong (X  clielcdii Francis Dyke Aclai\il.oi:iiosli;.
' ' Sec,.em,.,._ comes iliiniiclal secretary of the tren-
1’eopIe's Theatre, 7.15 and 9 p.in.
Prince Edward Theatre, 3, 7. and
115.22-2-ziiiisi. °’“‘"l`-
3.45 p.lIl. Q
 l
llIll'l`llS
1 I
AMSTERDAM. Feb. 5.--All al'ticle‘
WANT To _|i§'§§Pwl`TF:\lLY OUT °F   
_.__ rié'l"vl'-ltlrll"l'n€~|~Eif|*°I'%Ii'F.rl'h%'|':ii'|€H'éisl'>.<t
McGUIGAN. - At KeIly'a (‘ross on from its Viciiiin correspoiiileiit which IUBI-Gall Of d*1l|g9l`0\15» CHllV11llllS Cal-
Jany. 24. to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mu- is
Guigaii, a son iii
mu.ncU,,g much aucnnon appears omel to liven _voiir_ livcr when bilious,
the I,~rm,k[,m(.,. 7_u;umg_ 3 copy of licadacliy or coiistipatcd get it 10-cent
which lius bccii received hero. The box Uf Cnsclifels- Tllel’ BWP( llle llVOI‘
HUGHES.-On February 2, 1915, at correspoiiilciit Iiidicatcs lliiit an eiidea- Hllfl lwwcls and straighten you up bet-
Avondale. Lot 49, to Joseph D. and vor is being iuniic by Germany and fel’ lllall Hasty Lalomel, wltlllllli 8|`lP'
Mrs Hughes a. son. Austria to kocp Italy out of the war lllg 0|' llllllilllg YU-I Slvk-
' sf lii Iicr territorial ira
b.V
sati y g - HSD '
  tions. . ""' "_"
The article says Germany and Aus-
.\l.\Rl{l.\(i]‘1S trln have frankly recognized Italy's
claims to Trentliio, and adds that
` there should be no difficulty in
  reaching an asreeniciit, provided
M0NAG;..|A|u.GORMAN. - At Kcl- Italy preserves unconditional neu-
ii
~' , F b . 5 M . F cd C.Mon- trallty and remains a member of the ...'
liiglifiirofii IV)IlIsseM)llIle (ilorri-ian. both Triple Alliance.   
formerly of Kelly‘s Cross Parish.
PRINCE AND WIFE INTERNED AT
MADRID, Spain, Feb. 5.-Prince
Emmanuel Balm-Balm and his wife LONDON. Feb. 5.-The Times say!!
en of Austria. arrived here from the
cnuissn. ,
German auxiliary cruiser sank by
British cruiser Australia off Pat- '
ll
vi
s
\ n 9 iv. 
oisnAi.~rAn. was Tris vicrim or Ausrnaua-s - '11.-iw
.1-
sl,-
Lockets You"lI Lik
Lisbon today on their way to Glbral agonla, January 7. was the steamer
tary. wliers they will be lntemed The Eleonore Woermaun._ a supply IMD
prince, who ls a captain In the Prnt- to Admiral Von Spees squadron. The
Ilan cavalry. and the princess were Times addathatliadoubtful whether
touring the coast of Africa at the out- the
brook of the war. .They were captnr- The last report of the Woermann
stiby a British ship and talisn to was
plbretlar where thirvill Mwitwmal fro
and the princess will be received by tlne
Kill( Alfonso before' they leave Mad- tu
rid.
who was Marla' Christine, Archduch: the
m
vessel carried any armament.
on December 1. when 0- dllvltcll
. Buenos Aires said. the _.Aspen-.N
cruiser Pueyrrendon had cap-.
or ’W~. N. 'Fanton t
| Our praent showin! of Ioekets lstlie
' moat beautiful we have ever offered---_
the quslitiu are exceptionally good. and
the prices very low. .
Uomrhere for your locket and 70'!
e¢:t|§xg:tl'y‘§l.ist you waannnd the
crowd, and as the worthy chaplain re-
One yard per year allowance.
. Long jump.
3. Quarter mile scratch.
4. Tug of war (single conipaiiy
tennis.)
5. 800 yards relay (four men per
single coii1pany.l
6. 100 yards (color sergeants and
sergeants.)
Putting the stone.
Pillow iight.
S80 yards scratch.
. Tosslng the Caber.
11. 100 yards fcooks.)
12. Veterans (over 45 years.)
13. Tug of war match between lst
and 4th Baits. Scafortlis.
.-
°5°?°."
The sports will conimeiice at 1 p.
lu. Kilt to be worn by all competitors,
also marching boots or shoes. Pipers
under Pipe Major McKenzie will play
during the afternoon."
A football match was in progress in
another part of the grounds, iii wlilcli
several Gurkhas were participating,
and it was obvious that it was not
their initial attempt in puuting the
leather. lii nil, It was good for the
eye to see that afternoons sport. Men
who had held trenches and refused to
budge for months were showing that
it was not because of any physical
incapacity. They raced round the
track w-ith ull the energy. that was lu
them and with no other incentive than
just to be there first. ,ln a week. Der-
liaps ii Ilttlo iuoro, they would be rush-
ing wltli thc some determination iii
fave of a linil of buliets_and a trench
with a row ot' steel tlielr winning
post. '
A BUDDING KIPLING.
Au English oilicer writes home.:-
lly the way, I've got a budding Kip-
ling lu -. the sergeant. He came up
io nie the other day to ask my opinloii
of the following effusion, wlilch, as u
iiiiitter of fact, although l'iii no poet.
seems to -me to be hot stuff. Here
it isz-
(‘awn‘t yer get to (lainie, Willy?
Aln’t yer feelin’ ill?
Wot's the otIicr_felIcrVdolii'?
You know-little Bill?
What abalit this trip to Paris?
'riiinit y'ii manage it-next year?
Feeling sorter run down-are y€l"-'
Try a drop o' glii, old dear!
Wot's tho iiintter with the Navy?
Aln`t yor goin' to let ‘ein fl8l\l?
Be n sport and ohawiice it. Billy,
Lumme-wou't it be a sight!
Me and Frenchy's getting fed UD.
Gettlng pretty desprlt. too.
Gardenln' aln't ourfavrlt ’obby.
FIglilin‘s wot we're 'ere to do.
so make _s niove and risk it. Billy
. Send a fleet aht-not a few-
Else our kIds'II read In ’I|try
Of Kaiser Bill-The Overdue!
i
Poor chap. I don’t think he's feeling
very poetical just now. He went off
yesterday afternoon with a dose of
shrapnel in the thigh and I eXD8Cl lil
a three months' Job for him. at le!!!-
LETTER PERFECT.
Stage Manager-Remember, Bangs,
we are depemniis on your baby 1° .cry
iustii in the mira set Do you think
. _ . t N Y ’ D d f ll d
“**' 4 Sggqidelxt’ this is your Ummm news` I1t‘iintllir(t)eltitioi’i“iii stil; zalftgtiinstrgarggif 8
.. .. . . Highlanders, French peasants and
 ..I.s thai 5°? the Pfesldem sa'd', Hindus, who had become ac uziinted
Fe
W
Yes, he’s the young iiiau who . q
brings the papers.” the man said. with metric( Erhlait the “gage at ti
Ch k “There were a lot of Congressmen was en 0 9 ‘ S was le a mc ve
or   and others in the room, but President programme which limi been drawn up
i- Taft knew that my time was valuable, for mn deleclauon'
, ,\ r. `  and lic made tlicni wait while he .. .‘
PITOIIC  tlisealcd 'linden “ln be n‘c'““ed by talked with me He told m l New Yea'-V5 Sporu’ 1915"
it
Ll
li
8
e
ti
inn ummm ` 
:t.l'l°i'11°.°.'.°' °‘"." .
_fifty new bars and taveriis have been
\v
gotten liito the fighting and are inak-
Louise J. Brand. Montreal; Constance
Vi.. ; .
wart, Montreal; Jessie M. Seilgewlck,
Middle Musquodolioit, N. S.; Cora P.
Archibald, Truro, N. S.; Nellie J.
right, Ottawa; Ruby R. Graham,
pbellton, N. B.; Margaret W_oods
ford, N B; Frances MacKeeli, Rothe-
renl; Ellen Carpenter, Montreal;
toria Eastwood, Montreal; Janet
Montreal; Margaret Park, Montreal;
Claire MacLeod, Charlottetown,
I.;
(iliarlottedack. Sans Bruit. Que.;
rlet Drako, Montreal; Edith M.
train authorities are endeavoring to
combat, spotted typhus is now
ing alarming proportions. Between
January 17 and 26 no fewer th
cases have occurred.
gain been prolonged. this time uutll
the end of May.
- 
'_ »:-:I:- ‘ _
Pllfllllllli by ws O- LOIIOOI
MOTH_ER’S FACE.
There's a feelin' comes across nie-
An’ lt dee eat seems when trouble "
Neither - happiness nor pain!
"Tis, I s'pose, a nat‘ral feelin':
Myself no more! lt seems to stir
Gee! my tears will fall like lain t
You woh't know how iuucli you love
her ,
(Your old mother) till you roam
'Way ofl' where her voice cau’t reach
YOU.
Then you’ll know how _big your heart
. is-
Tliiiik you never loved before
Wlieii you git this mighty loiigiu’ --
. ., s
.Motherl Tender, lovin' soul! S
Or to shower love warm kisses 9
Ou her lips, an’ cheeks, an' brow
That I git so often now!
AUTHOR UNKNOWN.
CANNED GOODS MAKE WAY FOR
" THE VOLUNTEERS.
BELLEVILLE Feb 4-litllstlugs
Fiiiaiice Committee power to take y
Twenty-six thousand cases of canned g
goods will be removed this week from n
Belleville Canning Factory to make
city. Mr T. H. Coppin, agent for the y
Grand Trunk Railway, secured an g
order to slilp the goods westward. The u
liipmelit will mean between 25 and 30
Wust of me, I ca1i't control rubbed away with Nerviline. ~
K
Au' thrill my very soul! way to cure rheumatlsm. You can de-
Try to laugh It off-but useless! pend on Nervlllue. lt has the power.
'An wltli strangers make your lioirie; F,-enee W,-i¢es;_
tales. One of them told me he saw
Jes' to see her face once more. I
_ t
HGHVBU bless 119|' deal' Old face! wandering about with babies in their
JOB' l-0 Sl*/9 her 0"” enlbracei dllng along holding on to their skirts.
An' appease this mighty longiii’ 1 _W
this is tlie_breail of the iiiiier life,
. ~ - w
Cvlllliy C0l\llCil |188 delegated £0 l¢S starve and die; and though you feel'
action with regard to a contribution to me of affairs, make for yourself at
U10 l’f1ll"l0llC Flllld UD I0 $10000- least a little corner somewhere lu the
way for dormitories for the volunteers world, Think not that ye know it
of the 39th Battalion of the third con- who stand at the little tiiikling rlll,
llllgellt. Wlllilh will mobilise iii this the first small fountain. Not uiitil
_ . .,,,;,....- ‘_ -
ISIIIIIBSOIIIB
._Y,,
I
1 f -II Kills---“Neiv|Iine” lh`u0_urtl_
EFFECT OF NERVILINE ON
OHRONIC CASES IB ALMOST
MAGIGAL'
l /
Exposure to wet or cold is apt to
Comes across me often now- 'bring on an attack. '
The muscles stiffen, the Joints swell
p p.
Lays her linger on my brow; land exertion brings on excruciating
Oh, lt is ii. deep, deep feelin.' twinges.
Often 'the palhshlfts from one part
'Tis ‘a mighty, soulful longin' to another, and`th_Is is dangerous, as
To see Mother's face aSalnl the heart is apt. to be, attacked. Death
as a rule follows a heart attack. -
The pain of rheumatlsm is quickly
This is a swift, lastln and safe
he penetrating force. the control over
remedy.
Lots of testimony to prove Nervll-
Ine's certainty to cure.
The following letter is from Mr. E.
G. Sautter, Port of Spain, Trinidad;
“Last year I was severely ti-copied
with rheumatlsm. l hadlt in luy arms,
shoulders and lrneeu. The pain was
-'at tlinesexcruclatlng. and laid me up
so that I coulilnjt work, I` went to
Smith Brothers' Drug Store .and ws,
_advised by the manager to ‘use ‘Nei-.
vlliue.' That was excellent advice. l
used Nervliine as directed and was
cured. completely cured of every
. trace of my old enemy." _'
Once you use Nervillne 'yon'll real.
‘ ize it's differeiit from all the others-
'that it contains something that gets
_right “at” the pain the minute yon
rub it on. The large 50 cent family
size is the most economical-get lt
When I git this soulful louglti’ pain that is so essential to a rheumat- ,today, or else the 25 cent trial size,
Jes’ to see ber face again! lc
‘Sold by dealers everywhere, or the
,Catarrliozoiie Co., Kingston, Canada.
m -__. ,___._.__.,-___._...-_.___-Y-_-._ -.-_-.~-
WITH PICK AND SHOVELS.
A nurse at a Britlsli hospital Iii
"The patients toll most interesting
charge with picks and shovels.
They cracked some German skulls.
was like fighting with battle axes. I
aid it seemed horrible, and the man
aid: ‘Sister. if you had seen women
iid no food, no homes to go to, it
ould niake any man want to fight."
LOVE SOME ONE.
In God's name love some one-for
itliout which a part of you will
 _. .V-,»-,...,___ _ .
dow, and the stream has widened
and deepened and fleets could ride up-
on its bosom; not until beyond mea-
dow you have' come to the unfathom-
able ocean. and pouredyour treasures
into its depths,-not until then can
you know what love is.
' -Henry Ward Beecher.
_ _
ROD AND GUN.
The contents of Rod and Gun for
February include Sentrles of the Wild
by H. Mortimer Batten; A Brush with
Polar Bears in the Hudson Straits of
Northern Canada; The One Eared
Wolf by H. C. Haddon; Rollo the Pup
vs. Alberta; The National Traiiscoii-
tliieiital Gauielund of Northern Que-
bec; aiid other stories. The Guns
and Ammunition department occupies
ten pages of reading matter this
mouth and other departments are well
maintained. This well” known Cana-
ou niust be stern, even hard, in your ldian sportsman’s publication is issued
rest world where you may uiibosom
iid be kind.
Love is the river of life in this
at Woodstock, Ont.. by W. J. Taylor,
Limited, Publlsiier.
--i________
ou have gone through the rockyl
orges._and not lost the stream; not
iitil you have gone through the niea-
. Q
“Our fresh supply of delicious Eng-
lish candies have just been received.
We Iiave them in bulk at 400 per pound
or in glass jars at 25c each. MacKIn.
non Drug Co., Cor. Great George and
Kent Streets. " MEN,
carlpads. , Th'ls is the biggest ship- I'
ment of canned goods that cvcr left
Belleville.
W I  
100.000 TROOFS ARE NOW IN
EGYPT
(YAIRO. Egypt, Jail. 17.-((‘orrcs-
polideiicc).-Great Britain has nt the
present time more than one hundred
troops in Egypt to repel Turkish at-
of a garrison town. The big hotels
One cent per word first Inaertlon In this column, half cent por word
each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Mlnlmum charge
Twenty-five cents.
 
er oilicers, while the Australian sol-
diers, with iiiucli spare time and plen-
ty oi' money, have nionopolizeil every
\gclit.~i \\ aiiitcil
music hull, picture palace and danc-
ing hall. almost wlioily replacing the
civilian element. .
liistead of the misery that the out-
break of \var seemed to prestige, Cairo
has acquired a military tourist "pop-
ulation with some $25,000 n day to
spend. Iii the last six weeks some
Q _-I -_
B
ILLY SUNDAY'S MESSAGE AND
nictliods. Extraordinary rcvlvalist.
Quarter million converts. Thrilling
book. Everybody orders. Make six
to ten-Dollars daily. Sample book
free on promise to canvass. Bible
House, Braiitford.
opened.
At the foot of the Pyramids lies
the camp of the Australians. stretch-
ed out against the gently sloping
hills, the tents from the distance seem-
liig like giant white birds on the red-
'li>oR'T'RAiT AGENTS wANTeoi
Send for catalogue. Solar and bro-
mide prints, portraits flat and con-
vex, frames and sheet pictures.
Merchants Portrait Couipaiiy, To-
ronto." '
__ - . lv 1
LADIES WANTED T0 D0 PLAIN
and light sowing at home.; whole or
sparetime; good pay; work sent
any distance; charges paid. Send
stamp for particulars. National
Maiiufacturiiig Company, Montreal.
8428-1-30M6lE6l,
WOULD THE PERSON WHO WAS
scen taking u pair of boots and
skates from St .loscpIi's Convent
kindly return same at once to Con-
voiit or to 74 Bayfield Street.
` 8518-2-6in1i
J
E Sitiliiiioiis i\'iic:\llt'
brown sands. On‘ llie border of the A
cultivated land, as near as possible to
the water. is the cavalry. and more to
the west lie the bcll shaped tents of
the infantry.
The famous road to the Pyramids
has entirely altered in appearance.
GENTS WANTED TO SELL FOR
The Old Reliable Fontlilll Nurseries"
We teach our men to sell. Experi-
ence unnecessary. Highest commis-
sions paid. Handsome free equip-
ment. Stone & Wellington, Toron-
to. Ont. 8264-1-1-‘lME26i.
BILLY SUNDAV'8 MESSAGE.
GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR MEN
or women. We will pay you $120. to
distribute it in your neighborhood.
Sixty day's work. Spare time may
be used. International Bible Press.
182 Spafllna Ave., Toronto.
What was once a week ago the show '
ground of the aristocracy of Cairo in
J
For Siilc
\\'ii1iicil
its carlrages and automobiles, has
now become the great artery for an
ariuy o_f thousands, carylug an uu-
eiidiiig stream of Iiay, meat and flour
to the small military town on the
edge of the wilderness. T
[Since the above correspoiidciice
as sent out, the Australians have
iiig a name for tliemselves.]
NURSES PREPARE T0
TRAIN FOR SERVISE. '
FOR SALE.-Klndllngs. Apply to wlii.
_` _ ' §5_i_3-2-oniaiph
McDonald, 24 Alley St.. or at the old
Woolen Mills, Sprliig Park.
UFINIP SEED, GFIOWN IN CAN.
ada, season 1914. We offer 1,000 lbs
of the famous "Corliing" Grccii Top
Swede, grown pure In Yarmouth
County for forty years. Largo crop-
pers, great keepers. delicious flavor.
Price 55 cents per ib. by mall. Write
for jobblng price. S. P. Gouilcy,
Yarmouth, N. S. 8355.1.23M¢_¢_
MONTREAL, Feb. 4.- Following
ie nurses who have graduated
are
froiii
llclp \\'miicil-Fviliaili:
the Montreal Gcucral Hos it and mm' WANTED for genera! hollse'
p al
ave been chosen to go to tlic froiil ‘
this spring with tho McGill General I
Hospital: -Mary F. Steele. Toronto;
vork. Apply Windsor llouse, 28
’owiiuI St. 8454-2-Eintilpd
POULTRY.-I WANT A FEW TONS
[owls and chickens at once for can-
nlng.,__.]._D. Jenkins. 8516
WANTED-ioung men to learn wire-
less at home and erect prlvute sta-
tloiis. Grcnl opportuiilty after war
and chance to travel. Wrlto for
particular. THE RAYDEOGIIAPH
CO., AMHEIIST, N. S.
8503 2511171 d
`_-._.____-__,___;__l __
HORSES WANTED;-LOW SET, 4
to 10 years old; olcveii to thirteen
liuiidreil; sound and kind. WIII be
iii Ciiarlottctowii Friday the 5th,
Tuesday the 9th and Friday tho
12th. John 'J. McDougall. John
Horne. 8300-2-2n16I
WANTED, sswiNG To`co our ev
day. Apply 147 Hillsboro St.
S373-1-261/lillptl.
' Harrison. Montreal Alice M Stew-
En-
Cam-
Wel-
ay, 4N. B; Olive l~`itzGlbbon, Mout-
Vin-_
Rodd.
P. E.
Ont.;
Har-
Pow-
Dorotliy Sutton. Almoiite,
Il, Ringwood, Haiitz, Eng.
' ii
SPOTTED TYPU8 APPEARS. 'I
BERNE, Feb. 5.- Besides
emic ol' smallpox, which the
an epi-
Aus-
reach-
an 353
The Austrian monatorium has a-
 I il’.5».§.ll9l-Il.l
"-"\._~.‘\`~ T ‘A  ‘
y .
lia'll do his-part? ` ‘ _ ~
Actor Father-He ‘ought to. Hell
her for an alleged violation ofi
.lewetier fsunnnide
mn no
m --‘--:»ii»'..ar.... _N
nd _ gsgiunrehearsing eysry , night ton; isam. _I M ..wt_s¢~.o¢|.
lletltfllity. ‘ ' gaussian-_issnssl ‘ .
l 
Are You in the  ? I
Market for a
T_here’s some points no intelligent man can overlook in
selecting a Motor-there’s some cold facts that command
attention In the first place
course you do.
THE IMPERIAL MOTOR
is equipped with the best d
famous ,Schebler Carburetor,
gigs, interchangeable and acce
ing all parts getting an
even and _economical
supply of oil-no dang-
er, no waste. ~
Besides all these ad-
vantagesthe Irngerial
is eguipped wit the
worl -famed Improved
Thermen Muffler.
Can't we send you
a catalogue, lt’s yours
forthe asking.
WRITE
Bruce Stewart &
c°O, Ltdnn
Charlottetown. P. E. I-
_ what do you want? . Don’t you
want a motor that will be simple, reliable and durable? Of
ie cast babbitt bearings, the
all parts made to expensive
ssible, tank lubrication insur-