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‘ ';'£OSTDi'i.1Feb. 14.-lt was learned
` sy. that Werner van Hom. an om-
jg 'ot the'Germsn Lsiidwehr, who is
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 ' bottiepitisnot Bovril.
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'Y Bovril used in the Kitchen means dollars saved in
lt makes nourishing hot dishes out of cold food
which would not otherwise be eaten. But see that
lf it is not in the Bovril
And it must be Bovril.
_ ‘ pf-having attempted to wreck
g' ntimgd bridge across the interns-
` ' boundary st_ vanceboro.
been declared sane bl
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5; 'physicians who recentll' ifiimlll'
'bin Van Horn is in the East Cam-
hudn wi. J,
The examinnation was made All
tlic request of the federal district
attoriie_v's oillce after the ,iailer _had
reported that Van Horn had shown
nervous symptoms. According to a
statement issued by Van liorn's coun-
sel tonight. the physicians agreed that
they foinid no indication ot insanity
in the prisoner. and it is understood
that a report to that effect has been
The Cen tra) 
IT PAYS to buy in this Province.
BIGRECRUITING MEETiNG.- At
Emerald on Friday at 7.30. Splendid
patriotic program and Baud in at-
tendance. _ 7384.
CHURCH OF 8COTLAND.- Rev.
Ewen MacDougall will preach Sabbath
20th at Kinross at 10.30: Millview at
‘,230 and Bireiii-iiii at 6.30 p. m. also
'_ Wednesday 23rd at Dundas and Thurs-
‘dsy 24th st"Bsngor at17 p. in.
TO MARRY IN NEW GLASGOW.-
Mirs Bertha-Garrick. City, leaves thit
morning for Ne asgow, N. S., when
her marriageft pis._t:_e this week tt'
Mr. Clifford Rb : She will he ac
companied by iier sister Miss Myrtle
who will return homo after the cere
mony. -
JOINS THE COLORS.-Another o’
\"on“t`Siewart's stalwart young men
in the person of Mr. George lilaecssi
made by the district attorney to the has signed on in the 105th to go an
department ot justice in Washington.
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A '- -but you wouldnt like your descendants to
regret it. Ensure at least the future of your
' family by means of irisiiraiice in the Crown Life.
Clown Life Policies include total and permanent disability bene
Els; non-forfeiture insurance rtiiil other very Lbeml fectures.
Let ns send you some new Insurance fasts.
_ , _ UIIOWII LIFE INSURANCE 00., TQRONTD
‘ ' ol T' _¢_F"'_“" Y\v¢»-ni-In-: 5
Agents Wsnesd In Unrepresentsd Distrlots.
CRUWN LIFE
H M  'sly i  your own Ancestor V
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tight for king and country. All bono
to -ie brave voung men who have st
nobly responded to the call of duty
and is ready to go forward to do hli
bit in defence of their Island home.-§
SCHOOL WOR K.- The following i'
the standing of Anglo Rustico Scboo
for tho monili of Jsnuary.- Grade V
-1, Roland Buntsiii; 2, Stella Itolliiigf
3, Leith Toombs. Grade lV.-1. Victo‘
'Buntaln; 2. Lorne Stevenson; 3, Esrlt
Tonmbs. Gentle lIl.- 1, Edward Ll
Page; 2, Millicent Mucth: 3, Cyr’
Toombs. Grade I.-1. Ida Toombs; 2
Helen Buntain; 3, Eva Stevenson. Th
following had perfect attendance. Vir
tor Buntain, Helen Buntain, Janie Lf
Page, Edna Lo Page, Stanley Toombs
Leith Toomhs, Earle Toombs, Cyr"
Toombs. Ida Toombs. Bessie Stevcr
son. -
TWO MORE RECRU1T8 _-Tw
more of Roseneath's stalwart youth'
George Gordon and Joseph Gillis hav
donned the uniform of their King an
country and gone forth to fight th
Empire’s battles. On Monday, Febri
ary 7th, a reception was given then
in Roseneath Hall. where upwards o
seventy~ilve guests were assembled
Each young msn on behalf of iii
friends was presented with a. wel
illled purse. The presentation was
made by Mr. Edward Bulpitt, wh(
addressed them iii u_ capable wa)
congratulating them on the gallan'
step they had undertakcn_ Brie
 Solicitor Wanted l
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speeches were made by James Cullen
James Harris and Patrick Walsh, nf
lter spending a few hours in danciim
the party returned home. having wish
~ The. Canada Life Assurance Co. ‘°“ "`°
_ g _ ISLAND BROTHERS MEET Ii*
_ ENGLAND.- Gunner J. A. MacPhef
' ' This splendid old Companv today offers to the gf ,f;'§'ef$21586S‘2§§§{yl§§§§§a§;“‘I'§l§“
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public better sfcurity and more liberal contracts iegdkwgi iigfprigediiyticvisiifffmiiii-
o es ro er rmour~ orporn J. i`
than ever before* liiacPhee_on 17th ‘ January. Armour
$7    Corp'l MgPi;e§ belongsrto tlge 29th Van
v s ° coiiver at a on an as een on th
° ° ~ ' tiring li sii ce S t b l t, `
paid t0  holdefs in  having aiiliitainled aiilwtirzweiexlisntsurloiiiil
he came direct to England The meet
4  l ~ ' $2s6o4°35o°0o ing ot the brothers was indeed a han
I dividends paid policy holders in 1915. §,{_,h",'_‘§ee‘}{,‘§ }}§°§,,e 2{’,‘;“ '§,,'°,j’{,n‘},‘§)°§
,  An exceedingly liberal contract will be made ,gliifnifii§i.i§u§§1Pli§°.i§.,“i.° iifiiief
with the fight fm- 3`.?.°.1;iii§_s§i.;fii;;s‘.;z si"z.“.‘:,.“.:
_.F ire and accident insurance agencies may also {,‘§‘§,‘,‘e ‘,§’,§‘§’s_"“““‘ “° "'°““ °f ""'
_ be arranged for. Apply at once
I _ MW. K.  HOW T0 REG\lN STRENGT.
_ The great factor that retards re
Charlotfetnwn’ P. E. 'L covery after sickness is that weakenei’
_ devitalized vuiiilition. and it will intcr
Mlliagef fOr Pfl||C¢ Edwifd I8lal\d get ouir roisldcgs tit; kriow that our loce
. rulrg st . . os er, eutral Dru
73°9'g'utmw3i' ' store. Charlottetown. H. J. Mahoi'
UP druggisi. Souris has ii reliable. nor
secret .stren th creator called Vino‘
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regain .strength after sickness, there is
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-jf  -"ln a short time our present lease. expires, theieiorw - Manicuring
lout entire stock must go. ' ' ‘ ___' M
Phone 314 Miss D. Rudge fo'
A '""This is your opportunity ofgattiug mmy useiui ar- °I>_P°i°*m°"f- 171 Gm' “"0"” S1
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»- tides at greatly reduced prices.
;` Sale starts at 10 o'ciock Friday and continues till every
j thing is sold.
~ 3 See hand bills for particulars.
7Boston 5 & l0c Dept. Store
` ' Sunnyside
7393-2-l0Mt(.
' ` Wholesale and Retail gym*
. . . 'V (norman
»-.;Wrapping Pape rs
 Paper Bags
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' Twines
Twines
; 1 Carlosd Wrapping Papers, in Rolls 6 inch
to 40 inch. Resins sizes and weights. patent and Du1|Leathe,s
.. V  . 1 Million _Paper Bags. Masiills. “Kraft” and , T _ ._  
. r “Mooreshide” sizes 1-4 lb to25 lbs. .ll “A " . _ im-viiie."isért. ’av:<1v02.
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MEETINEAT EMlRMlO.- Friday .
the baud goes up to the Recruiting
moelinsin Emerald Hsil. _'nie speak-
ers will be Colonel Campbell and - Dr..
Fullerton. ' 7384.
HOCKEY CHALLENGE- The lad-
ies hockey beam' of the St. Peters
Sporting' Club has recently been _.or-
zanited and now they challenge any
otherfisdies' team on the island to a
'rieniily gums.
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JOLLY TIME.-f’I‘hose at\el\dhl¢1l\G
Grand Banquet and Basket Socili..<.to-
morrow Thursday night inldt. Herbert
Heli-will have a-Jolly Time. Concert
coinmenoes at 7.30. Ladies with tins-
gets treo. Admission 25 cents.-Web
tome. ~ - ' 7382.
SMALL ATTENDANCE. -Owing to
'be extremely cold weather there was
. very slim attendance sg the market
esterday. The iiigbt previous is re-
orted the coldest in years. the ther-
nometer falling as low as seventeen
ielow zero, in several parts oi' the
province.
8. S_ RALLY_ - Sunday Sciiool Ral-
`y at Cove Head Methodist Church on
hursday. Feb. 17th. Meeting for
eiegstes of this district at 2.30 p. m.
‘o talk over the work in general pub-
ic meeting at 7.30. The speakers will
e’Itev_ Mr. Collin ot Marshfield, Rev.
'_ R. Lund, and others.
MUSKETRY COURSE. - Lieuts.
mee. Strong, Jenkins and Sergt.
Bertram have concluded s. course in
vuskt-tr_\' at rlalifax. The course
vas 'put or. under the direction of
sri. Bi'er.nan of Summerslde, whois
hlicf niusketri' instructor for inc
-~s. Dovision Lifut. Diamond ironi
ttawa. who is high up in musketry
ircles inistructed the class.
SCHOOL WORK.- The following is
the standing of Csnavoy School for the
“th ol' Januarys- Grade V.-1,
Hilda Dunn, Amy McEwen (equal) 2,
.elis McAdam. Grade IV.--1. Ethel Mc-
iweu; 2, Martina McMillan; 3. Annie
'°.nniiic. Grade lil.-l, Lome McEwen
'irado il.-1, John Monning. Grade I.
-1, Roderick Cbsisson: 2, Annie Mc-
liiilsn; 3, James Kennific.- Penzie
icDouald, teacher.
SCQTCHFORT AND THEREA-
lOUT8.-Miss Alice Fitzpatrick, Now-
iort, ig spending a few days visiting in
icotchfort the guest of Miss Lily Wior.
~Messrs Pius McBride and Richard
lutler two of Sootclii'ort‘s sports
nent a few days visiting friends in
'french Village recently.-_ Messrs
ohn A. McDonald and.- Henry- Hughes
lnotchiort has returned home from ii
olessnnt visit to friends in New Glas-
ow. N. S., going via Georgetown. Pic-
'iu _route and returning via Charlotte-
own. Picton ro -»
ute. S. _
RIVERDALE- The recent visitors
\ Riverdale included Mr. and Mrs.
sim MaccPhall and their daughter,
'iss Florence,.Prlvato Wm. Gsss and
'r. McPhail. Mr. John Gillespie and
` iughter Miss Matilda visited here
_'nday lust. the guest of Mr. Nelson
'~Kinnon and sister. Miss Matildrt
Gillespie 'spent Monday in Crapaud.
MF- and Mrs. John McPhee wcrc
scent visitors to Appiii Road.- The
livsrdnle school is doing good work
uder the *capable management of
lisa Mary E_ Clark, _
OF _LOCAL INTEREST.-A St. Jciin
correspondent to the Halifax Iicriilil
sys that Lieiitciisnt Colonel L.li_ Boer
if the P. E. I.. Light iiorsc has not yor
taken. over the command of the 104th
battalion on the West Side her-e. The
ormai transfer of the companies from
he 104th hi under way. The parade
.ztate~ is_now over 800. Dr. D. C. Mal-
Aiolni of the Generol Public Hospital
\el'0. has been appointed medical oiil-
~_~r_ of the 140th. Sergeant Norman
hriigiit, tho smooth tongued and ready
vitted iiuiigonian who has done more
“on any one man tor recruiting in
New Brunswick perhaps, is again in
the city. H e has been sent down the
coast among the fishermen wfho are
regarded as the hardest to convince in
the provinco."You can't recruit against
i good run of ilsh in the weirs." said
one msn in despair recently after a
‘vial week on the island in the Bay of
Fundy. _
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i. PAUL Aamsrnouowma wiNcm=:r.i.'sMi1°a
hge.;  iiizldriillittisi-vriit ‘xeiiessin foundrieii, showin! fl\¢ il1'l|£l'\¥ 9f B||f_f`mns. _ '
The Bursting of a Huile Coast Defense Guo Whllv 53"? €l?ii4,-¢‘l'»lb.~' f
» , ,.i.,h|,m nf B yacht 3; sea hs- a Floating Viine, A Power uligripuing,
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' chapter Severn    _
’ THE DIAMOND i-‘RoM  
TWO PARTS - 1 I "
M .
xritnoabiunnv -Arrest rioNs C_oMi~c oPFiciAL-CANADIAN
' covsiiumi-:Nr FILMS-6 Rents. ._
."‘cANAoA’s FIGHTING Fonces”
"' p Taken in Europe by Lieut. D. J. Dwyer, 30th. Balt- C. E. F.  L
500. riiniu.iNc scam-:s or ous novs IN KHAKI ovi-:Reims
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tiviiofiiciiiiii siuiii
The Civic election passed oft in
Sourls very uuietiy yesterday the
ouiiciilors Messrs W‘.jB. Leard. R. E.
McKenzie. Paik. St. John. and L. Mc-
Innisliaviing been elected by acciama-
tiop. ,
_The contest for the»Mayoralty was
somewhat exciting and resulted in the
election ot J. B. Matthew as Mayor
with s majority of 18. The vote polled
was H. H. Acorn 92, J. B. Matthew
_110.
lllH -H. W|lZtiiS
_ Hili llHSl Plliilli
HALIFAX, Feb. 14.-Lieutenant A.
"S. (“Tah"l llonaid has been appoiiiit-
cd to it position with the 11th Field
Howitzer Brigade Ammunition Col-
umn. Tlils appointment is directly
iii linc with Captain McKinnon's rc-
solvo to make this popular unit as
iine a one as has gone, or will go, ov-
-ersens.
Those who knoiv Lieutenant Don-
nld's qualities as an artillery ofllccr.
will aillrm that those qualities, add-
oil to the excelieucy of “Tho Eleven-
th." will stand to place this corps iii
an enviable position. “Tho Eleventh"
is indeed to lic congratulated on hav-
ing two so popular and efilcicnt. oiil-
_cers as Captain l\icKlniion and Lieut.
Donald. botii premier sportsincii in
their day, and better military iiieii.
if that were possible.
The flehi oi maritime sport never
produced two cleaner, more manly
contestants than "Dan" l\icl{iiiiioii mul
"Tab" Donald, and it is equally true
_to say that the Bigger Game will iiold
K no oilicers more conscientious or more
capable of perforiiiiiig their respective
duties.
“The Elcveiitli" parriiicd on Unr-
rington Street on Snturilay for thc
ills; time, and yesterday attended
church in bodies. They are certain-
ly s, natty, iiiic appearing corps. 'l‘hey
are well-dressed healthy ond enpubic
looking, full nt' the ciitliiisiasni of
their ccominniiiliiig oliii-cr. Captniii
McKinnon is to be i\'zii'iiil_\~ congratul-
ated on his success iii building up so
splendid s unit in so short a space
of time allowed liini.
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GERMANV Ac1'u`Ai.Lv
oN THE vases
or s'rAavA'r|oN
LONDON. Feb. 14.-While the Ger-
man newspapers are telling oi’ the
Kaiser and his nrinies marching on
from victory to victory and relating
daily new exploits cnlcuiated to stir
the people to ciiliuslasni, the fact that
Germany actually' is on the verge of
starvation is hccoinliig dzillyniorc ap-
parent. This conclusion is not fouiiileil
on the statement of alleged "iieutrsis"
whose iinprcssioiis iiuvcssnrily ure
hissed. but is based on reports of the
actual conditions. ns related by the
Gcriimii press. The tht-.ory is advanced
that ilic the Berlin Govcriiniciit ciico
cs thc piibilcatioii of alarming reports
-on the food situation with u view to
iiiisleading eneiny_ This is absurd.
it is obvious that the Government
not encourage the puiilicatioii of ad-
vertisemeiits like thc following dis
played iiii Berlin papers: _
“iii view of thc great shortage of
friis. liotcis, rcstanriiiits and all cooks
are iirgcil to make use of the new ap-
pnrntiis called the late separator which
inserted in nn ordinary sink prevents
a pniticlc of fatty iiintter from slipping
through into the drain."
Other ridvertisements from the Ger-
man iieivspapcr:-i follow:
“\\‘ciicr niiil Mets, of llinintz. wish
to buy a liuiiilrcd pounds of rancid fat
of any iicscriptioii."
"The Phoenix Flour Milling :ind
Grniii Works require rcfusc of all dc-
scrlptioiisl’
daily. cites thc case of ii. Fuerstt-ir
waldo butcher who offers to sell ii
pound of fat to clients buying goods
with gold coins.
Those fsmiliiii' with Germany appeti-
tes will realizc thc gravity oi the sit-
uation by examining the daily menus
printed in the newspapers. The fol-
lowing is takcii ti-om the Hamburg
Frenidcnblattz
Tuesday, diinier--Barley soup. priu-
ciikes, pickled beans, tomato sauce.
Friday, dinner-Potato soup, iisli
pie.
Saturday. dinner--Potato soup, out-
menl pudding. pickled cabbage.
The Magdcburg isclie Zeituiig pr\‘--
ilicts it most serious situation. "Wo
inny expect a new period of hunger-
lng on an extensive scale," it says.
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IMPORTLNT
Relatives of soldiers re-
turning from the front are
asked to communicate with
the Secretary of the Provin-
cial Committee of Wounded
Soldiers Commission. Miss
Nellie Gillespie, Charlotte-
town. lntimating the date of I
expected arrival. cause ot re-
turn snd any other particu-
lars, in order that preparation
may he made for s fitting
reception.
ho,-B., Chesmu{s_~~ » 
The Vulwaerts. the Berlin Sociallist
“Wollfer's grocery ol' Biiigeii, oiiers
high price for peanuts. but scoriis
t . - .
PASSENGER8 ON CAR FERRY.-
he following is it list of the passen-
'ers arriving here yesterday by the
Vriiivo Edward isiniid"-Returning
Zroiii iizilifaxz-»iVii°. and Mrs. Goo. E.
.uglit-s, S. A. hiclseod. John A. Ander-
oii. Sr.. .loiiii A. .\ii<|iii°son, Jr.. C. 1'.
‘letclicr, thc Mist-:us Fletcher. Mrs. D.
`-itlii-rluiid, liiiss Ncllio Gillespie
Miss Mnnilc (illlenpic. Miss Jenn Alt-
ten. Miss Dell Poole, Montague; Miss
.\l:iy Bell, liioiititgiie; Miss Lot Town-
sbrfnil. iiioniiigiic; Miss Julia Mclicoiin
-ioiilngiiv; (ieorgo \\’. Poole. Toroiitu;
‘furry Dennison, Toronto; J. E. Patio
fiionirvril; A. J. Vidobstcr. Sliedliic; it.
l. Pcttlilck. iluiiter River; M. McKen-
zic, lvcstvlilc; Miss McKenzie, \\’cst-
villv: i"rcil (iiiilaiii, Si. .loiiii;_ J. IG.
Grcrnr. St. John; Angus Grecii, New
London; Nellie Grcon, New London;
Win. ilohcrtsoii, Clmrlottiitowii; W. ll.
l~‘ostf~r, HL .lohn;\ T. A. llieiklir. (Thur-
Iottetuwn; G. H. Lniillnw. liiilifiix;
Eiiwnril llazeii. Suciivlilo; A. E. Pur-
ucll. 'l`uroiito; Bert Ford. St. John; J.
A. lil-w\skiIi, Glace Bay; Thou McCnr-
roii. St; Mary-‘s Road; George li. Sic-
phvn, St. John;-\V. P. Polkoy, '1‘0|qm.
to; A. E. Morris. Anilierst; li. S.
iloiiiidliorii, 'i`oroni.o;. Alox Wiitt. Siini-
iiiersidc; lit. Chas. -Rattee, Charlotte
town; “l3. ii. Storey. Bummersidc;
ltciigli lioriie. Keneingiolll llov. G. A.
Sutliorlnml.-.Keiisiiigton: -G- W.. Dickie-
soii. iinlifax; Wniter.,D0cksiidorif, St.
Peters lliiy; MslcoiiB._Boli.,iB.0lle ili-
‘vcrz li. l-3. Elliott..-Montreal-; Capt. ‘A.
it. Crockett. tiliariottotowtir D. Miller,
Montreal; ltr ll.'li`iiliot. Bsckviile; (!_hsr-
lcs Rent. Tomato; C».H.'=li|eltou.'i?ort
_i.|
' One Ton Twines No. 1 and 2 Cotton in Balls _00 3,50 4, M‘“““1`° L\°*m°“`* ~°“~¥`»‘*'_""“’°' - ` 3
. mi cena, Hemp Twines, Hosiery Twine, ses - ’3 ’ ’ .°°’ ...’.’.°“.'...‘2'”3;I.', ""~'°.ii'.§i‘S-et. ‘i ’i‘iii’.'i°.
‘ ' ll V TWI . 4-50811115.00 ` .i'a'p's Limnbw ,_"veifl;_s'iiperioi-
,_-.~ '~. .tae . _ V article, and we iiseil as ii sure re-
lat lowest prices. » ' 1 ner for we tin-.ist .na_'¢i_i¢n. ‘wires
I tell you I vyoul Il i. 'dt mit it it-
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