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You Hold  _ ,Matinee Daily aff 3.15 sharp
Yo ld ~ PR°TEs_TAN1__._;;L.E ___ a St. James Hall. Adina
ur i --Sti tew| _ ' " '
. left all 81-59. Campaign closes in a A MEETING ot the Ladle: ~A`ld
- BW days. 2828-z-lm3l.' _soe_i_st_;& or dig P. E. 1. Hospital wilr _ -
  Annum. marries.-'rue ilnliulilllllfonflw 'i"ui§ll'as:»'::l;"'i'1(i'.l"".i.RP°'g'sé3"
‘ meeting of 'the Bruce Stewart Com-‘ -Qi ' '
lpa.ny_Limited. will' be held at the Com-' FAREWELL PARAD5._ The fare
of panys otllce tonight at 8 o'clock. 285l.‘ well parade of the 6th Depot Battal- .
Armenian ool.l.ec-non 'rlis' lil; “Tiff W" liim y{f."‘t°2'l°' 'm°"‘"'“
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§u‘2“°z~.::1“:.°'.:;.f.lf,"r.::'.;'".M:.:::~‘wi ° -'="°‘“f'°'f`““i°s°l"""‘*° '(53
' _ '_ Occas on was D|'8_ac 8 ,  n . 
irlootion 67 mil-ly lloilm uso; io M..¢K.,..,l.,_ “V l
Deafrest
E ?All» 5
'phen why Shouldnil ou B _ . _"_" PROPERTY SALE.---Tile store and
ect thoivlirlous article: uecgll- ,t|msp:"g3 1:8 D|FFmEN""_ A",‘W““'°h°“,'9- P"°l’.°l`lY °“ me °°l`“°" 0!
sary lorltlle proper comfort and shillg 'i""ll‘ll' was 8 fine mm’ Kent' and Gyeat George Street,
liealill of your ollllll with tile in, Y' “W “F ° day- “ml Wll°°l°11 formerly occupied by F. J. i-ioullail-is
ucks and bicycles were seen on tl1elC0_, Ll_ll_, was sold by auction 8al.ur»
:lt;‘eet, lt is evll_|ent now that winter d“y_ The mme pam was 32650_ ML
. We can be ol’ _ great assist- ' “- md” t° llugm- ln me ml’ Ol' Sllflllli- J. Stanley' Wedlock being the pur-
llnce to luotllers and we want ’Y°"t°"d“y m°ml“5 “ 27 "me gal” Ullllil9l'- '
you to nsk our advlco at any swept “V” U'-° l"'°"l“°”- "°”°'”l’ll“l' _- ,, `
mlm :zu by tllo snowfall and the conlblnat- RED (moss gH|.pMEN__1-____ The
Q We B ____ ___ _ _ _orb uia_l_ic bad travelling on tho roads womens; pai;-loug ;|_550¢;|n¢i0u of V19. _
, il‘»°.,d U0 ll il Li-llllillelo 4" fa WW- torlu. sent a shipment lil February
same discrimination
stock oi' requisltes for babies
and cllllirren and feel sure wg _ WEDDIl_vG BELL_$.-'tile lnai'l`iaga_'l_¢lttcs and 2_ towels. Also a parcel'
_lolok plui.e` in _(.ll_arluttetowll, oil, scilt directly to France coiitalulng 2
lll`Slli\y. lielllualy Z8. of John Jos-yscarves, 6 trenclrcaps, 2 pr. gloves
'li_*`lillPP0wcr. son of Mr. and Mrs. John _ and 1 -pr. wrlstles.
, ' - ower. to Miss Fl-slices Ceilings, 1 " " "  ' . ' 
wlilllillliel- qi Ml-_ ii. J. ceilings, or A col_~lc.nseA'rioN_ socl/li. WILLIAM 2 _HART QND ,_
Mvlltasiic. The cerenloily was per- will be held ill St. James Hall to- ' THE “OLD DECK- V'
Central Drugstore fU"1"eil by_ nev. Father Minn-ice Mt-~ morrow iiisht at 8 ifclock when an
Donald. 'lilo bride was attired ill alintoresting oven in the blstoryof the
L§\\\W&
' can be ol’ real help to you.
_ E.A. Foster
the Armenian Fund. `
l consisting oi’ 47 pr. socks. l pr. wrist
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imsms " tum"
BIG BILL HART!
The Good Bad Mali ol' thc
'Movies
.__1N._
The Cold Deck
Itoiiiailcc of thc Early West
\\’ll.l.lAl\l S. lI.\li'l`S, tile
idol of the |iict.lii'o-g,'oi|ig
pulilic in c\'oi°y 1-ity. lic
typilios lo at classic ilcgroc
thc man ol' lawless limos
out \\`t'i~'»i \\'lii-rv :|Iol'ii|ol-is
with the gun and llil-
llinrlling bi'a\'cr_\' silvoil
inaiiy ir lloI|ilosi~l woinali
:ind cliilil l'i'oili rougll
i-liul°ilclci°s. lil ioday’s
si,oi'_v ho is \'i'|'ila\bli\
godsollil io 1~oi|su||l|l-
tivo girl.
"  ‘° "" " ""    _ Evening 2-snowsz-7 and 8.45 s Prince, 
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Pi-
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'l llli lilh i‘()L-'lt'
I-Illlol'_\' Jolliisoii. lill-
dic Polo., llurry (‘al l'-
ter. l’i'isclllil Dcliii.
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~-'rliis i~‘ioll'l'-~
Ijpisodc .\'o. 4 of lill-
Rolnzliiiic )I'ystol'_l'
Serial.
The Gray Ghost
Parentage
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l~`oi°c<'l`ul. l`ll~:lli.
\\'liolo.~aoilli'. lillli-l'-
luirliiig'
“ull Ur Blll'§\|ndYi llllwk llitli llllll l'OXlUUll§|°BH4il.lOll Will DB CBlBlJl‘li.i.Dtl. A   '
lllll §\\\\\\ZZI _ furs. She was att d d b l 4 lar o att9n<i'll is t d s ' "
, en e y ler cou| 8 a ce expec e _ u .l
Sglirireile, who were u tailored suit Hlilondilil programme will be carrled` F' F'-£5 "-f1'**'- * l ' '-" -ll--f-1-_  '_ 1. --.»-_ .-4
o nav bln , bl ki t' _ tbrou d l’ h
y e uc 'u and red 'urs K an re res moms Wm be » s thi- tuisc of Cain Mtn shun TRAINMAN KILLED
' ' _'1`ll0 trrooui. w1lo.1eaves shortly for served by the ladies. No cllarso for lroiiv" lo pai' lllc mon still. on this will » = ' ~' - ` ‘ _
 ovéerscas, was in khaki uniform and admission will be made, A Double Bereavelnentwlllty. lllc _conlpnilics to pay for theius in thc streets, and our iailguagcl AND___TWO BUNNLD
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Buys lt -slliéniild Man's Good-
year Wel¥5_50¢!.
This is it strong lille Boot
for every day` wear and is
worth $6.00 but_we have
36 PAIRS
tu clear out.
We have all sizes today and
llllvliw you lo como quickly.
This is an
American I
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WEDDING BELLS.-At. Saskatoon
ceremony was performed by Ilev.
'Wylie G. Clark, when Muriel Beatrice
Klly. of Radisson. Susk. The bride
bride is one of Saskatcllewulrs pub
lncn ol' the 63rd and 66th -Regiments,
been doing guald duty in and aiound
Halifax since the wal began man of
INTERMENT AT BELLE RIVER.
-'i‘llc funeral of the late Mr. James'
Cook was held Saturday afternoon'
from G. D. Wright's Undertaking'
Rooms to th§ Railway Station, thence
by rail to elle River where inter-
lllollt took place yesterday afternoon,
The services in Charlottetown were,
fwlilllvlell by Rev. Ewen McDougall.
The pall-bearers were J. T. McKen'-
zie, A. B. Warburton. W. B. Robert-
Svll. C. D. Bell, Alex. Campbell and
John McNevin. The 'floral tributes
included wreaths from the family in
lilo United States. Mr. and Mrs.
llvllry Lupthorne and Master Harry
° Lalltllorne. _
whom are from P. E. Island are to_ed`by the eloquent discourse.
go to the front not as units. but as' _ ‘._.___
drafts. This plan which is no\v being SCHOOL WORK.--The following is
E. island Railway The bridal party' ill the advertisement appearing iii U
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Rlcnltt oil _il short wedding trip to_~_:;_l0_t_l1el`__ 00l““lf“_Ni".“u°“l“"5 me give" porsons oi Mr. and .1\ir.~l. Artelllas
ie arm o r. Muldock McLeod,
_ i deceased, Meadowbank, facing out
tho West River, wlllcb is tn be sold
on January 31st a very interesting oil Wednesday at one o'clock. This 3
is :l splendid opportunity for any pro-
gressive farmcr, tho property being
'only daughter of Major F, and Mrs, valuable, and within easy access to 3
innrrlage to Mr. John George Mc. (illarlottetowu by road and river-two
- Cornwall. 2848.
was attired ill it travelling suit oil #_ ' li,
bi;o_\_yn [with l,lra_t to match anld wore_ E_{(_CE:..LENT LENTEN SERMONS. u
wi e urs. ic young coupe were - ‘le enten season has been nlark~ dnugmels namely John in D0,.ch0S_
{;:_i_a_t_;.en_il_;d_. __Tlle_§room_s{_gli't to t:lc_cd tliy excellent sermons, appropriate teh MnsS__ Ausum 0,, the hmnw
go nec ace. Tie to ie term. in the St. Dunstans Snead; Wlmum in \Vu|m,,_ M._,,SS__
'Cittlledrai The first preached by
University staff. preached the third
" ' lialitax as well as those in other of the series taking as his subject
 branclles of the service who hiJ.ve"‘Heil." There was a large attend-I'
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ance of regular adherents and non
communlcants who were dee l mov-
I-Iyde., . Mr. Hyde had been ailing
or some time. but his wll'c was well
oath, which occurred from llcart
trouble on Fnlday. Sllc was ill her
cventy-i`ourth year. Oil Sunday the
usbnlid passed away ill his cigllty-
ccond year, and the double funeral
, _V . _ s
`mu"'mg‘“ to Mr' John Gemge Mc" “mes from the thllvlug "mage °f will bo hold to lllcadowliailk hui-yiilg
ground on Tuesday (lolnol'l'o\v) loav-
lg the old home at 2 p. lil. 'l‘llcrc
rc lel't to survive fivc suns and four
llarles in Brocten. Mass.. Gull' in
lic school teachers and the groom is-his Lordship the Bishop, on “Death” G (1 - M N t ' ' lt
ll popular young contractor of Radis-, was heard by one of the largest con- ar ne" ' ass" 9' y "' “a 0"'
§i§“i3“'Ihl;€ \;°lll_'1'° “ie” “HOW” On srcsatlons ever assembled in the city- mei-silis. Mrs. J. H. lliolliaglle. vall-
B' t , '_ ' ‘ my "5 l°"“°"y bewnged t° U19 S@¢0Ud 501111011 WHS Dfeilclliid by couver. aild Mrs. Martin. Gardner.
00 ilyon- Hosts Of good wishes so with nov. Famer J. J. Mcnonaiii or Kili-
' llleill t0 their “EW llfime- ikora and was a masterly effort, deep-
llud we-recommend it. ' lly imPi”0SSlV°- Yestefdey the RSV- Fr-
HOME GUARDS TO 60.- Tile Owen Kiggins of the St. Dunstan's
`Mass.,: .\irs. *Robert Walker. Sunl-
Mass. _
_In No\./6, 'Scotia Mines
_.C ' '
`N_EWFOUNDi.'A_N_DERS T0 BE IM-
' _ RQRfl'_§_D TO___W0fiK MINES
ll.»\i,ll"AX, Marcll 2-That the eoai
worked out. lsexpecterl to be approv-_ the standing oi Mt. Stowe School l'ol' mines of Nova Scotia should take oil
ed by the militia department this January, Principals Knepurtnlont. a
week. Major-'General Lessard. who Grade V-I-lll-1, Jennie Q9_m,e¢1¢; 2,
is commanding thlsdistrlct, has out-'Edna Green; 3. Henry Moyse. Grade
large uullrbel' ol' Chinese laborers
was the suggestion made by Fuel Coll-
tioiiel' 'iiagrath to the representatives
lined briefly the change which is to’ Vlli-1. Ralph Callback; 2, 'Haddon of thc Amalgaulated Mille Workers of
be made. lit is proposed to transfer
all the men on service in and around ‘ VI-1, Doris Mincey; 2. George Friz-
Hallfa int d t b ttallon un- zcll; 3, Lei S h
Dawson; 3. Richard Johnston. Grade
Nova. Scotia. Mr. Magrath pointed
out t.; thc miners' officials that it was
X 0 SPO a S 01' ill 0 lllilnall. ASSlSl&lli»'B essential that the output of coal in
its. There are no home guard regl Department. Grade V.-1, Hester li-n~
ments in Canada now, all soidierswmsn; 2. Hilda Schurman; 3, Kathleen mpg pol- week, He suggested;
whether they be~ln Canada, in Eng-_Frlzzeli. Grade IV.-1. Jennie John-
land or in France, are 'members ot'-stolle; 2. Harold 'Bagnall; 3, George
the one army now. These men wlll'Cahill. Grade iiI»I.-1, Hazel Green;
be put into what is known as depotl2, Bert Cahill; 3, Louis McKenna.
draft-giving units and drafts will he
sent forward from time to time. '
in ll _ '--
.\li'. Ernest. Iugs', Hazelibrouk, drove
Clnulnaii eds. under this iraqi cept
°"° wil mr word npr insertion when
cull ncooinplnlqs order, with mlnl~_
mum l_:ilsl_'||_e' of 25 cents per ipqsri
ilvll. iionntyeur words and lan men
'Y by rsmlttlrlg with order. Gllmpy
accepted. Ads. taken by phono ol'
lent by mall will bs charges gl 
lar word, to cover book-keeping chair
BN. stationery and postage on nu-
uouilil.
all ou§'1's=w’a=’WE°" ’
AGENTS WANTED T0 SELL FOii-I
"illl~ old rclislile Font-hilil Nurser-,
l<’l~." We leach our mcil to sell. Ex-
hcl'lollco nnilecessilry: highest com-l
llllslllolls paid; llaotisomo free eq- |
“lllmoil-t. Stone &:".We‘llington, Tor- _
lmlo.
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ruin AL `.
.`_
otli nswsgspsns son s/ll-s AT'
5 cams pal- bundle. Guardian Omce.
___ 1550-L2-Tllti. _
W \ _V _ _I ___  tendance. Edna Green, Jennie Cali-
 beck. Henry Mose, Kathleen Bognall,
` -"= George Frizzeil. Richard Johnston,
iciassirlro .lovlsilrisisnl-:Nrs »
-|»ai~r:<i~
MISCELLANEOUS
asus A' eeM'lNioN"s3<l'='s'sss mo-,
ney order. They are payable every-`
where. 2485-3-4lMEl1i.`_
FOX FEED-_~DO YOU KNOW THAT
Caplin is the best and cheapest
feed lor foxes? ' Uitrload just ar' was in the City Saturday.
:_-tyell. P. G. Brown. Revere Ho -» .i°§‘reaso'll. and`].lslleve it -can be in
e . ' ‘
t ns: ~ _
2B77_~1-2lllMi!.
liox Faso-.iusf Annlveo c'A'n-,city saturday. ~ Wi- _.  - . y ug, ',s _ __
load or siissifc 1m.Foxm'snz»xs '1 "ii" me W” ° mme 8””
notice this wil? be your last
chance to purchase this feed. P.
Brown, -Revere Hotel. 2278-1-SBMU.
ARTHUR MORRIDETT-E, PIPE OR- Mrs. Edlillilld (lul‘l‘. ,lllllsitlo (loit-
gall Expeit, will' be in town about
Murcll 15th. and will receive orders` fillzlrlottctown the guest 01' MPS- All' minors ullloll will plcdgc itself to
for repairs and- tuning oi organs
at Revere Hotel. 2843-3~4M3l.‘
BABY CHICKS, HATCHING _EGGSI
from heavy laying prize winning
strain of wbl-te Le -horns. Be wise
and order early. glrcular free. Ern-l
est Craze. Port Willialns, Nova
Scoila. 2742-3-ZBMEBI.
"°'i sAl.'E - Hens: sowin-
lllresliing outfit. Apply to A. M.
Stewart. Belle River. 2889-3-4M3llld
_
FQR slits 'oN-s sHon1'Hon`N
' llllll, registered, 17 months old. Ap-|
'Elvin Francis cllowsn, winsloe-
seliioil, 2  2310.3-2Msipq.'
Fm" SM- ' ,?“°A$l1'?§AlL‘,  gfgyluce "°'°"° ‘”°l“'°“l“3. ¥° “‘°"~'_
ini. 1 - . ' - -
Dm s?£m__;l_b __h:l;‘;":_ P_‘lE_“l_ “Y HELP W.ANil‘_ED--MA . _
__ "' 2815-3-2M3l|)d. _
FOR
l
l=K§'-
io len
are ev
Non'rl~i AnAlvls H0§P|'rAl-.NORTH
Adams, Mass., offers s three your
course of training for young wo-_
men who wish to enter the nurs-
ing profession. Six months' of this
time is spent in Mt. Sinai Hospital.
New York. City. Applicants are re-
ceived every three months.
8495-2-5Mtf.
wAN1°ss sovs 1'o sstl. Gump-.
lm.. apply ihuirilisll omit eiwh
guy . _ gg I. ' ' ' 2505-2- 431,11. glition and cpmluuniti' sited 'upon'
. .-_ . ~ __ ,I -;-,- --z _"- ,_-'-" , . Mrs. .Viator Hudson rest-lilly and -prof
f ~ _ ,_ __ , - * ‘- “ _sengcd her with s purse and the fol-
_, __. -- _l , ow s.
 -lr' _'r o cl vanessa,
wail, |5l?nolAdlltriii\NNo. 72 Llllnull-'i
lug place. Kinisboro yearly supp-
lBl¥l0llt  F. Il. MBBhBl‘IOIlr
-secretary oi trustees. zsili-a-:milpa wiill tins slight token of our retard- '
 -.A~-_»».--.  , By your ready and clieellhil res-
' ll '  n . ‘I ppseetd gil demands time
_ ~ - ” ._ _ talent and your
yo l.e'r- owsttgyon urns
si. li; .' ma. "
Hm°h°"° ms-saiuaipll -.
ers
ho
' ' lv i`s'U<s` 1'   %%'E':m'§l"Y
Houil To L . ~ ‘-'- ‘ - ~ »
"_||°p -Mal-oh 12th. YA|p_|_=ly on prom- :._'im._o y that
~ 7 Mrs. Sl7musl ings. Hazelibrook. was
ll. visitor o the City Saturday.
`“ .' vlsi-tor to the city Bsturday. -
Grade ll.-1, -Ivan Dawson; 2, Jean
Frizzell; 3. Roy Smith. Grade 1.-
1. Aletila Smith; 2, -Ruth McKenna;
 Maurice McKenna. Perfect At-
Hester dlllllan, Hazel Green, Harold
llagnall. Eileen -Smith. Roy Smltll.
Pillsoims
to the city Saturday.
Miss Elia ings. Mt. Herbert was ~a
Mrs, Walter Wood. Mt. Herbert,
Ml-_ and Mrs. Samuel Drake and
son of Mill View were visitors 'tothe'
Mr. Vernon Mcdougsll, Mslpequso
spent Sunday with friendsln Card-
igan. '
ago, Oyster-Bed Bridge is visiting lil
drew Cudluorc, Elnl Avenue.
Miss Leno Drake of Mill View has
returned home from a visit to her'
friends ill Mt. Herbert and Hazel-
brook.
Mr. Wliiiaill Mstiliesoll und. Mr.
Edmund Carr of Oyster Bed Bridge
made the round trip by the Car terry
on Setuiidlly being anxious to see
some ol’ tile lmod work Sir R. L..
Borden has done for P. E. l.-~ - 5
Ml-_ s. 'l‘. Gallant. inspector off
Fisheries. accompanied by Mrs.` Gall-t
morning. They intend visiting sev-_ll
eral -places in the western end of l.he‘l
ADDRESS AND. FR ESFNTATION
Rell&Qllentqiv4s"'df` l' 1, ~ 'oi-is Coilgre
nl Wi! l
_ 35%!"  .l~l~il141'>1i»i'<,»i'_;-._-.till iiaigvreci .
'1'l0~¥al‘l.iyM_ .Be °°
in our public 'lille dll ng the years 'guru
hovs.illl0u`t Ullllmll ill. we present you
ggnsive sympathy
ltlgkdly will es for
o gn your
liinh leave 011 the Dill 8091!' I-"ln mls 'wh' the -coal the men would dig and
Nova Scotia ‘bc increased about 15,000
Rcgected Suggestions.
1--’l`Ilat the organized lnilicrs al-
low the Chinese coolie labor to' come
in without protest. ,
2-That the unloll would be al-
lc'wei" to collect union dues from all
such labor.
3-Thai. out ot' the wages paid to
the Chinese -thc union would ‘be al-
lowed to collcut a sullicicnt sum to
pay' the rotnill trip to (ihlna of all
ull-.il brollght ill as soon as' their scr-
vlizss were ilu furtllcr rclluircd.
, 'l`ho lllino lvorkcrs oiliciale rc-
jllctcd thc (fllillclso proposition ill its
entirety.
"Well, tlicll. wilal do you propose
to do to increase thc output. of coal?
Will you lnako us a pl‘oposll.ion'."'
Millers' Suggsslluils,
.ilsplylng tor the men, Secretary
!\Ici_.aclilau said the men are anxious
to see the coal output oi Nova Scotia
' eased lily" .th c following suggssi
‘tee i. at_tl1ey` will take the coal
' 'ay from all coptl-act miners.
' .--'l‘l.la't- lpuldllngl of boxes "by
~ _ ncrs bn" tlonei sway with and lloyrses
_ ol.l'lei“-pnwei'-‘l|ie'us`€d - to'-' -take the
‘dolll away from thc working face.
3-iii these tilintgs are llolle the
sccurc one thousand ablc bodied
lllcn from Newi'ound'land and olsc
where to work in the mines.
Coal Companies Agree.
Fuel Controller Milgrnth tllcll
culled lll the representatives of the
Dominion Coal Company ' and the
Nova Scotia Coal and Steel Coln-
pany to heal' what they had to say
regarding clauses 1 and 2 ol' the
miners pro-posltioll. The company rc-
prdseutatives agised to abide by bot-Zi
clauses 'and assured the‘Fue| Con-
troller -' thot they /would take away'
viouid use horses- orother power to'
take the coal from the working race.
doing away `wlth miners pushing
lvoxes. -
All three .parties lilell agreed that
the _unio_`;l siéouldnselgi-:cttlwo latin ut;
go o _sW0un an o sec e_
one thousa,nd‘ men. tile Fuel Con-
i 
 tosvit _
yglgiriregte ,-
‘°"' 'W' muon nav-s-oniyii " WU' °
.. .,,_..,,,..., .,. _
s.. ..r.-_.....Ju...~.ou.i|e.“nno.n¢u=dil|n..
oliplo in Clyde 'ltivcl wclc rcnloveli
y death within tllrcc days in lilo
nd active up to n i`c\v» days ol' her
    gnome when Germany is ready for it.
:ll lllc mines, for six montlls the
.\'le\v1'oulldlallllcl‘s- would have their
rcllllll train and bout fare paid.
'|`|lc union is lo have the privilege of
saylilg wilcil the nlcll brought in are
to llc laid off and nonc oi' the present
elnploycs are to be laid oil until the
mon are brought in. ,
illllrli ATTACK
cyst l</llsrli
l.0Nl)l).\'. l\larch 25.-Sonic of thc
palnplllets which were secretly cil--_
'oulated in Berlin during the recent.
strikes consisted of savage attacks
on the German Emperor. a fact
which was admitted and deprecated!
recently by the Germall press. One ot'-
tllesc pamphlets. smuggled out of
Germany has reached the Liverpool
Daily Post. \vllir:ll gives a literal trail-I
slation, which. ill part. follows:
“When will peace come? ll will
and the time is approaching.
“lt will come when Germany has
learned the lcsson of thc war: when
it lla; found, as every other nation
has had to learn. that the voice of
Europe cannot be denied with ilu-
puility.
l “Tile Ilour of peace will strike when
itiernially ilo longer lleeds the makers
ol' war; when they despise and hiss
, the apostles ol' militarism and jingo-
isln. Peace will come when the Ger-
_ lllalls sli_\' to their Emperor:
i"You, whom we have followed and
obeyed; you, i'or whom wq___llo.ye_sac-
riflced ourselves and our dear ones:
you, who have not spared even our
ideals and beliefs and traditions, wc
have sacrificed all to you-and what,
lil-we we ill retul‘n‘.’ Nothing but hun-
ger and cold and nakedness. disease
and death, ruin and destitution. ,
“ ‘Never before in the history of the
l'»"orld has there been sacrlfce so
‘ _.lat or so willingly made. Before
.our heroic deeds the armies of Nap-
‘oleon sllrivel, and what have we won
by it? Four years ago the world
lay at our feel; strangers from ev-
cry land came to ollr cities; all over
thc world thc lndustry of our incr-
rllallts were siiuccssflil. Everywhere
the Gorinun spirit was wclconlodand
llollorcil. \Vcll it ever bc so again?
was supported-by Mr. Ray Prau lt '.. __ "W, lri\nsportal.loll ol the msn brougllt is forbiddcil. \\e llllvc YOU. Elillwi  _ _ _*'-_` __
of the Freight Dchartment of thog  FARM FOR SALE WEDNESDAY.- A vl"'e"“m" “"0 l“_l="'h|-V_ ‘~""l'5‘1““"l ill alld, il` they continued to work or William, we havc‘yol1 to tlitlnkl_bl. i»1uOi\AliU°S_ l‘__c|>_; !:\._-Uni* liiall
that th., ucllieygmgmg or ;l lgglltnry is dead iliill iwo sllllciilli, iloill Illllllw
of lllltional effort have liocil lost. Wc ll
s the result of all :lm-ilil~ll| Ii. ;l
Wm no longer follow youj- lfrcigllt i,|'aili ull- till: llallgol' illlll ,\lrlll
The d0cu|m,"¢ ..|“|,, Wim u gun stock rlillroad llinll' Vail lillri-ll. 'l'|ll~
oll o|` thc .imbitloll l
rlilvil street of the lilloilililiw if '
longcr dcnunclitti ' . ‘~'. ~` f _ '_ ` ` ' ‘ _"
“muy and pe,.S0,m| cowu,-dice of ;||0‘ilorlll lliound lraill blow olll :lllll I-.il
Emperor (l.;lilccl' Blsiivli lllill l"il'olllllll .l. ll l'l»l'-
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y wcrc lillriicd.
FH;-|-H D|V|S|QN»5 I Brakclnan Harry _'li 'l‘il|il. nhl. llllw
FATE ,N 5ALAN¢E l'_illlnl; oil lllc cllglne. -pulllplll \llll~il
, li i s lui \ .l
c explosion cv<:ul'roll.-ll: xl' :I '
|05-DON pci, g3__lViu |{cu|_m.»s< hard snnwllank licsidl: lilo lrltvll and
Olfawu Agélwy-_)'_|,, me House of rolled ulidcr the train, lilo will-i:l.s
assin over illnl. llc was lilsluillli
Commoils Donald McMaster asked, l"~' 3 _
“l-love the Wal- Council coilsidercd l‘m‘§‘l» _  __ _ _
the effect on'Caliadiall recruiting it
Tiild bcloligell lil l.i.llld l‘.ills alll
tile proposal -to break up the llftll|“`3S ““mm"`|‘“l-
Calladian division now stationed lil- '“*‘"‘°"“'”“"""
\Vltley be carried out?" l
Mr. McMaster pointed out that tho   
division had -been training ill Eiig-land i H _ H
for over a year. and its eiiicic_i1cy hng_    
been recognized at all inspect ons an
:lflirnled that two hundred' oi` the slip-
orior ciiicers who had been highly
trained would be 'be forced to return
IUNGUE IS llllillill
to Canada. 
lion. James ian i\1acl’ilci'son. ilu- If Cross ‘cverish sick unions Llc”
del' Secremry fm' war' mpHe(.' .mm little liver and'bowcls.
the -proposal to break up the lllvlsloll
and use it as l'eilli`orceiiiellts- ful' (lan-'
adian troops in France was made by .
the Canadian autiioriteis. yd
I
.
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llliildrrn love this "fruit lil.\.llili-,"
nd nothing cise rlcallscs lllo li-llili-l'
stoniacll, liver and bowels so lliizoly.
A child simply will not stop pl:i_\'ll_ll.'.
o empty the bowcls. and the result li~.
HAL||<'_i\X_ N_ S__ Mm-ch ~_>__iQu¢,L_l._ they become tightly clogged wllll
tions' furnished by F. B. Mcflurdy &;
Co., stock and bond brokers. mem- S
waste. liver gets sluggish, slollliloll
ours, then' your little one liecunlils'
bers Montreal Stock Exchange Mt-. cross, llalt'-sick. feverish. llon‘l cal.
“ ‘All over the world we arc dc-_
spisctl and hated. On our l`urchcad'
Cul-dy Building. Halifax. N. SJ -
S
ci.oslNe Pnices `
Atchison ...
Ain Loco _ . _ .
Anaconda _ . .
Can Pac . . _ .
Am S & it 
M. F. Ct. . . .
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Crue . . . , . . .
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Mex Nor Power
P.R.S. . . . .
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Vestcrday Today-
. Sli
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1461/ri
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. 98%
. 717/3
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_ 95
. 60%
_ 77
_ 85%
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80%
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97%
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76%
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90%
122%;
79%
75%
sleep or act naturally. hrcatil is bali.
ystem fllll of cold. has sore ll_ll'oal,
stomach-acllc or diarrlloca. Llslfrn.
Niotllcr! See if tongue is coated; then
give a teaspooilful of "(falit'ill~lllll by-
1'lip of iigs," and in a l`c\v llolirs all
the coustlpated waste. sour lille and
undigested food passes out of the sys-
tcni. and you have a well. lllliyflll
child again. _ _ _ _ _
Millioils of nlothers give' t all|_ornla
Syrup of Figs" because if |.~; licrloolly
‘iarmle-ss; children love il,`alld it nev-
er tails to act on tile stomach. liver
and bowels. _ _
Ask youi' drugglst tor ll liot~
tio ci “California Syrllll of |"iaj“~.'
.vllicll has i`ull directions for l»='|1l'.‘f~‘.
i-,lliidren of all ascs and for growll lips
plainly prlllllril on thc bulllc._ llolvzirl'
of collilterlcils sold here. _l-i=|_ lliv
gcnulllc nladc by “tlallforlllll l'lLL Fl"
rllii tTonililllly." itofnsc any Ullilli' lilllll
itll tontcmpi
best values obtainable to
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Announccme 
  Opening-of 256 Dept. .
l alll ntldiilg to lily prcsclll, stock lllorcllzlllllisc to sell up to
2c
l know that this will be appreciated by my pati'o_lls as tilt .success I have ll:lil_ ill
my large store at Halifax convinces me that it will be an added attlwlctlllll
to my stores, and at length to my many customers.
I am the l_argest retailer specialising in »merchandi_se selling fronl o to
25c ill Canada, and my -enormous buying power enables me to give thc- \'i‘1`.\`
sell at these prices.
I thank my many patrons for their generous support  the past, allll
hope that the adding of the 25c department will be of benefit to them.
This 25c department will enable you to buy merchandise of real value
that is usually sold at from 35 to 50c.
I will still continue to handlea complete line of merchandise at 5. 10 and
Watch oul' windows for the wonderful values that will be sold at thi-
. Opening date will be allnounced later.
s--10--iso store
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