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AOCIDENT - Mr. Allan Fraser. Sumtubrslde Driving Cluhhave on act
, Ken on. had his thumb badly mu "' count of the weather been postponed
 ._ WEDNESDAY - -_ e _ -~,'~'.1,, ,‘__,_- ,__ ‘  __ uununlnnll.--'sine nurse races _
-ii __ _ ‘ ------»@~ -- - advertised for Thursday last by the ||
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fi _ ‘_;“" '_ _ ' tilated by s ,woodinaw a few days ago. ` `_'_`_. ___‘:'f""` "‘_indellnat.ely. i . 1   _ '_ _ _ '
_»‘ _ . ‘ This is the lstssrot a number of scci- _ __ ____._‘ ‘_ ' ' _ _ ' '
-_T2;_ - dents with those innocent looking ma- " ____5-  ' - _Gi-IANGE OF RESIDENCE. -Hr.
-f' Eros onstrate the fact that _each worker ‘* 5 ` roithe American West. to resume his
about a saw gear should concentrate formerlnw practice there Mr__S_um
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'ri h lfmore mmnne mac- ' ‘ ‘- - q s ngem rmo g- s
_y _feat nn __ very ous; o = ___-;_______K_ » . __ __:_,:_,,_,»,_,____:§g _,_,_;_,_____,_,__,,,_ my ,___
 - ' , - ' I.-os_s`rEn_F|s|»uNo.-It _wut be _ V  -' _
Q Sealed Packets Dnly. Rtfuse S\lbStlt\lf¢l-- |,,¢,,,»¢, to rooster. nsnei-mes m _ Fox Pens in New_.vom<.-Mr.
._ this _ _ _
i “' learn that a new lobster factory is Jamef C. Tupliu. the welsknown f0x_
  ‘ to start at Maximvllle sholq, the " - rancher of Black Foxes. Ln '\l't‘s. Tup-
ij' ` ‘ ‘ ` ‘ ' plant formerly belonging to Hr. f ‘ ‘ lin ,halve returned fqom.Bpston and
. ** an i I Bruno Poirier being fitted up for the ,__ _ New York. Mr. Tupltn took with him a
| f _ 5 _ ' ,- purpose. The factory is to- berrun - _ _ _,_ number *ot superb _eilyet-,black fox
by a company ofdflyri; boss, who will . _ _ _ l19l§8.r;ll\&Cll V581; Dllilfred on _ehgbltltgi _ __ _ _ __   ,_ ___-.__-____-._ -_,_-.-.5 _-_~»_
proportionately e y a expenses ' _ _ n o a an are 's gres epa__ -_ ,M _M ' ,» - ' ' . `- ' ‘ g.
in pumng up then- lobsters. 'rho roi- '- mentatore in Boston. _ 'rhoy,,;tWt~?\ 1'l»°»==;f_______ -;:¢__f;»-m__i..»____&.:_f___;..¢.».  _ 
lowing are the names of the mem ed l&h .admlr sttentionn _ r_ =i5°¢v=\‘b°l\l= __  - --Q#--3 :_ - '
use N Gal Tu llga s th t t rices received " ~ - " ‘"5"
V Canada Life Prosperity  M   J  .-... ‘ ua.. .i ._“.`"“"‘¢.° .  .__  ~»»
chiues lately, and would seem to dem ‘ W D. Sumner hit Tuesday momlnz
ll\’8 1101118.-Z. _
AI   -E _ When digestion fails, 'fmniy
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_ osso one, c ma c \anges,ovu'\vorl¢,'
- , ' or crrorsof dict, nothing/so soonrestores -
tone and healthy activity to the digestive' _
- ' system as th_e root and herb ext;-s¢t_.
' _ / ' Mother Se'igel's Syrup.‘ ft 'tones and
regulates the liver and bowels, and clearsthe system of ._ the dccayed‘
products of indigestion-the fruitful cause of headaches, 1-5
fTAl<s THE Dlcrisrlvs' Tonic 
languor, acidity, heartburn, ilatulence, brain fag, and bilfoluness. ' It
makes food nourish you, and thus builds health on good' digestion.
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“‘ lunt,`Aubin Gallant, Phil ert cn- , or _s as ew or were g y _ _ _ , -.
nun, vfuenuu narrlault and Chris- satisfactory. sreeter than the price, __ _____________________ __ __ _ ______  __ _ 
The linal test of the prosperity of an in-
stitution is its earning of surplus. In this
the Canada Life has had marked success.
For a. number of successive years the Canada
Life has earned over $1,000,000 yearly. In
1915 the surplus earned was $1,480,865, the
year being in this respect one of the best in
the (`ompany’s history.
Policyholders have a directinterest in this
item. for large surplus means large policy
dividends. The Canada Life paid policy-
holders over $2,8\lU.H00 in cash dividends in -
1915, the rate on individual policies having
continuously improved since 1900.
The full Report will gladly be sent you,
"La Herbert C. Cox,
1%* (___ President and General Manager,
'° W. K. ROGFRS,
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Manager for Prince Edward Island,
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1 flaky pie-crust-
for the toothsome green apple
- or pumpkin filling is obtained
by using the right proportions
of other ingredients mixed
-with Diamond Flour. Let any
woman who has had trouble
with her pie-crust, justgive Diamond
Flour a trial, and it will be strange
if she is not pleased with the im-
provement it will make. There is
no secret about it. Diamond Flour
is a well-proportioned blend of the
choicest Ontario soft wheat and
Manitoba hard wheat, and grand-
mother will tell you there is nothing
better for making mouth-watering
pastryiyes, and bread und bisctiis.
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 The Gold Dust Twins’ "
`  Philosophy  _ -
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_ HE floors and doors appear to wait until the dust germs con-
' gregate; the housewife hails each dawning day with grim and
harrowing dismay. 'Says she: "My work will NEVER end;
o’er dusty stretches I must bend, until. with achinl backand handt
I finish what the day demands." `
f i 'W '  v nv Then Mrs. Jones, one afternoon, drop-
l Th* _ ped in, at time most opportune. An
“I"looo'»lln¢{-Door-a' optimist, she knew the wilps of house-
Curl hold work-its sighs and smiles. She
   _ r _ _ told of how she polished floors and wood-
work andthe endless doors. until when Hubby saw them, too,
reilectio|}`_s said: "Why, howdy-do!" ‘
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'_ "Ths"£%V ld Dust Twins." saidshe, "l find, help leave the woes
_ of dust _ ` Eachznark of sticky hands on doors. each trend of
muddy feet on floors, all hde before
\-,\__ ._ _ the slightest touch of Gold Dust, and
 li* ui. wont ii ml. um. when un
` _ __ woodwork has' been dons, I find
said work was only fun." This
line' of reasoning must show that
those who've tried it OUGHT to
know. If you, in one day's duties.
| find that there's a Grouch in sv'ry
__ 7;- '/_f . |_ _ ,_ . - Grind, illvih |2110 GUN Dill! TWill
 ' ' " ' toshsresuchtnksssurosad
fret and wear
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expense is measured upm meager cents.
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The last named will seal for the
company. Their many friends wish
them good luck in their new enter-
prisc.-M.
SERIOUS _ ACCIDENT.-A rim-
awuy accident, in which one man
sustained a broken leg, occurred on
the streets on Monday evening. The
librse, owned by Mr. Russell Clark.
Cape Traverse, and attached to a.
sleigh, was left standing for a few
minutes on Convent St., while the oc-
cupants of the sleigh called into a
house. ‘Thai horse took fright and
started cnstwardly. Soon freeing
himself from thc slcigb, ho started
at a furious rate down Granville St..
where Mr. Joscph Barriault. of Eg-
mont Buy, lu making an attempt to
stop the horse was knocked down
and received a broken lcg. Mr. Bar-
rllmlt was taken to the Prince Coun-
ty Hospital, where the broken limb
was set. The horse wus finally clip-
turcd on Water St. and was appar-
ently unhurt.-H. _
FROM WOUNDED ISLANDER
-Miss Evelyn Arsenault, Abram’s
Village, received another letter re-
cently from her cousin, Augustin
Arsenault, son of lllr. Leon J. Arsen-
ault. who went across with the first
contingent. Mr. Arsenault has been
through many hard times since he
was at the front but his many friends
will be glad to learn that up to the
date of this letter hc was»in the best
of health. It will be remembered
that about three months ago he had
been wounded. in his last letter he
gives details of this mishap. A big
shell burst oyer his head. which
stunned him for the moment and
when he came to, he felt the blood
running down his back. He had re-
ceived five wounds, none of which
were serious. After a few days-of
medical treatment he was able to be
out again. Mr. Arsenault previous
to this had received a promotion for
bravery in the trenches. There were
twenty-tive of them holding 200 yds.
of trenches, when a severe bombard-
ment fell on them; tho scene he de-
scribes as terrible. lt was like a
huge city all :ture All his trench
comrades ran but two of them. who
with himself succeeded in maintain-
ing their positions. They were all
three promoted for their daring
on this occasion. Talking of his
wounds Mr. Arsenault stated that
a smull piece of shrapnol was ex-
tructcd from the one on his head
and another from his back. Mr.
Arscnuult has been transferred from
the lnfuutry into the Signal Corps.
llc in now driving a team of horses,
running cublcs from one trench to
another. llc has no puck now to
carry nor is tho work as dangerous.
Among other things of personal ln-
torest be expresses great regret at
not having received parcels sent him
from home. He appreciates most
highly all communications from
home. and is sorely touched on
learning that his parents are ever
worrying about him.-M.
Nervilme Ends Neuralgia,
Brings Relief lnstantly
N0 REMEDV LIKE OLD “NERVl-
LlNE" TO CURE PAIN OR SORE-
NESS.
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'l‘hal._ torriblo ache-how you fairly
rocl with it-that stabbing, burning
neuralgla-; what misery it causes.
Never mind. you don't Fhavo to suiler
-uso Ncrvlllno, it's a sure curc. Noi,
an cxperinicut, because nearly forty
years of wonderful success has made
a name for Nervlline among the peo-
ple of many different nations. “Thcro
is nothing specdicr to end Neuralgic
headache than old-time “Nerviline"’
writes Mr. G. C. Dalglelsh, from ldv-
anston. "lt is so powerful and pene-
trating that it seems to eat up any
pain in a minute. My family couldn’t
get-along with out Nervlllne. We al-
ways keep the 50c. family size bottle
handy on the shelf. and use it to end
chest coldr, sore throat. coughs, ear-
ache, toothache and pain in-the back.
My wife swears by Nerviline. For
cramps its effect is astonishing and we
believe it is better and speedier than
any other household family remedy.”
Wash Away _
._<Sldn Sores
To the many sufferers of skin dis-
ease D. D. D., the liquid wash. HB8
become a household word. They
know it is reliable and they can de-
pend on lt, they do not resitate to
recommend lt_ to their neighbors. It
has provM"Kaelt a remarkable re-_
medy for all forms of Eczema. lt is
s germlcide that ls_ harmless to the
most delicate skin,but still it is as ef
feetlve and qulclt in notion. If YOU
are s sufferer fromisltin disease. in-
cluding uicers, pimples, scales, crust
or Eczema in _say form, this remedy
will not disappoint you. lt has stood
the test andtodsy is the 111019'
preparation for all skin diseases.
Come in today and ask-about our
guarantee on D. D. D. Also about
D. D. D. Soap, that keeps the -skin
healthy. _ '
tomutsndnmthslutoldmioxobcout. ' For 15 Yum
.int-.mfr Do' 
E A. num.  ‘tvrilnnore
wpm-r p0||-|e,- and Muimmn Gnllgng, ~ he received for some of the live foxes
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' THURSDAY
RECOVERlNG»- It is lileatlr
ing to be able to roporr that Mr.
John Clory, son of Captain Clory,
who has been ill for sonn- time past
is much beltcr nntl is now on thc
way to recovery.-"&" -
CORRECTION.-- ln the -DUD-
lished list of wedding presents at
the Edmons Mcl-'hee wedding the
item “China cake dish with silver
stand from Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Sampson" should have read "from
Mrs. Henry Arsenault, Glenfunnlng/’
ll'-xs. Ida McCarron. should have
b.-Ju Miss Ida McCarrou.--"&"
'3ll.LETlNG SOLDlERS.- Today
a out 50 men of the 105th Battalion
bslonging to Prince County will be
st .it from Charlottetown to quarters
it Summersldo. A number of King’s
County men will also bc sent from
Charlottetown to Georgetown and a. re-
cruiting campaign will be started
throughout the county to secure
other men.
BUSY RECRUITING.-L'Dwax'ds of
800 men of the 104th Battalion are to
bc oilicially transferred to the 140th
Battalion within the ncxt few days.
Lieut.-Col. Fowler says thc 10-ith has
S00 mon over strength, and those will
be handed ovcr to Licut.-(Toi. Beer
when that ofiicer starts tho organiza-
tion work oi’ his Battalion about the
middle of this week.-says the St.
John Times.
NARROW ESCAPE.-Mr. Donald
Nicholson, M. P.. of this city had a
very narrow escape from a. terrible
death at the recent burning of the
House of Parliament in 0ttawa_ Mr.
Nicholson was in his place in the
Commons when the alarm was given
and before he reached the outside and
safety, both his mustache and cyc-
brows wcrc badly singed _and lic had
swallowed a great deal of smoke and
it was thought at first some flame. too.
He went immediately to his hotel
where llc has been confined to his
room for some days. coughing consi-
derably, but the lcttcr received here
which was a private one and dated thc
4th inst., stutcs that he was feeling
better on that duy. and thorc was
every prospect of his rapidly'regaining
his usual health and vigor. The -friends
cvcrywhcrc in this city abd province,
of Mr. Nicholson will anxiously a-
wait for the word of his condition
and will fervently hope 'that by this
time he is quite himself again.
RESOLUTION OF OONDOL-
ENCE. -At 'the regular meeting ot
Division No_ 3 of'the L. A. A. 0. H.
held in Tignish, February slxth,_thc
foliowng resolutoxr-was unanmously
adopted: Whereas it has pleased Al-
xughty God to call to 1-iimuclf Mrs.
llcnry Brooks of Boston, the bclovcd
sister of our cstomllinl treasurer, Sis-
tcr lircilnaut Bc il, 'l‘l1crcforo'ltesulv-
cd thut. ilif-_ following rnesssge of con-
dolence bc' pri-.sented to Sister Bren-
nan: Dear Slut#-r:-W'c, your sis-
ters of thc I.. A. A. 0. ll. of 'Division
No. 3. Tlgnlsli. have heard with regret
soldtliis winter. - - /
HORSE LOST.-The storm of
last night had a strange. coincidence.
with ./-tho last ' severe stornihere.
While the result was not so "sad, it'
nevertheless was a,great loss. Mr.'
Martin P. Doyle ol’ Norway drove
‘to Tigulsh Frlduy evening a distance
lot tive miles, accompanied by Mr.
iNeillgan, "to attend the recruiting
meeting." After the meeting Mr.
Doyle hiiched his horse and tied him
in shelter for a short time before
starting _for homo. and leaving him
for a.few‘moments, upon returning
_found he was'gone_ Mr. Doyle was
not seriously alarmed as he decided
the liorse/,had broken-loose and 'gone
home, but instead of going home he
went. in .lho_&l1DQsli0_ direction, and
it is sup'p'6séd `5e`came bewildered and
fell over an embankment into the
waternnd ice, whore he was- -found
dead ~thi_e.mor,uiug_, _near .tho spot
where the body‘_ of Mr. .Perry was ,i
found a short lime ago.-Z -
Could My Health _
` Not Belducli Better
_ I am ailing but not quite sick, but.
robbed of ambition to work- ilnd*it
‘ hard to think clearly. Not ill enough
to think of dying,'but bad enough for
life to be -pretty dull. There is a re-
medy- Ferrozone-' that quickly lifts
l half dead feeling. Gracious but For-
rozone makes you feel good; it sharp-
ens the dullest appetite, makes it keen
as a razor. ' '
| BLOOD? Fcrrozone makes lots of it
the rich nourishing kind that vltalizes
thc whole body. You’li be wonderfully
lquickened, immensely strengthened,
ifcel hearty and vigorous after using
Ferrozone. Buoyant health, surplus
vigor and reserve energy all come from
this great restorative. Fifty cents
buys s box of fifty tablets at all deal-
. cvs.
Little '
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and you will arise feeling
Refreshed, Bright 8. Vigorous.
- _ When you foci gloomy and tlcprcsscd and cannot sleep, suspect your
nerves. When you shrink from company and would rather be alone you
' are losing confidence in yourself, and that can only mean weak nerves
It is not natural to bc solitary and unsociablc, it shows clearly that vitality has become reduced,
` andthe nervous system correspondingly weakened. But take Dr. Casscll's Tablets for such a.
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lllrs. Iieury Brooks. und wc hog -tu
oflcr you our doopcst sympathy in
your licrcavuliiciii. _Though sensible
of the blow licr early death is to you
and tu llcr young litlsband antllyhild
wc wish to rcmlud you that tllc Lord
doeth all tlilulés well" and that, ln
liis tcndcr. coulpus-sion He shall hcul
thc wound' iiiilicu-_il on your hearts by
ills own loving hand. We join our
pruycrs to yours for the repose ol her
soul. Signctl on behalf of the Division
Mary iluckott. President; Mary F.
O’Connor. Vlcc. President; Mary E.
Morrissey, Tlgnisli. Febrpary Gill. Be
it further resolved that a copy~ of this
resolution he forwarded to Sister
Brennan and to the local press.
The rcsldciits of Tignish were
shocked yesterday afternoon _to
hear <1 the accluental death of LOUIS
Gillis son of the late Mr. Hammond
Gillis of Tlgnlsh, which occurred s-
bout one o’clock_ The young. man
'who has worked in Montrose _for
the past few years, wasyln the barn
loft buslly loading hay when he
accidentally iell to the floor ' be-
low striking the picket -of the sleillll
which passed through. his lbdll-
Dcath was instantaneous. 'The d0¢>
tor -was sent for but- nothing could
b done and his sudden demise has
fi
~beedfs :very severe shook; to his
relstlvies. and friends as he Wal a
general favorite with-all." Besides
his mother who is in Boston. two
brothers survive, also__`pne sister
Miss Nelllemwho -_-is cashier-with
Prowse Bros., Ltd., ot thlroith 10
whom the sud news w\l_~___l\¥kei:'
yesterday afternoon.  ers
win me place mmbrrow momtns
from tho- residence of his uncle. Mr-
Edward Harper.. Clll'ilf0Dhoi"l
Cross. , _ `
A strange coincidence. Wll
that on Tuesday mornlassnotber-
`sad and sudden death' _ Io-
curred on the some* ’h_l'ql"ilf»
Pump Noll__Gulls, vu 
in bed by Messrs Gflllllll- BllB‘_l’l‘¥’_
and- .lose h -Pratt who
ing. The deceased was I.-
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thought lu panel A
night. heart allure  '_`*=
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six tubes ior thq price of live
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‘ Mr. Poole, at  man ol 60, lnhrmary Road. Sli:-Hicld, England, says :-" I had lost all
_ coniidcncc in myself, and was actually afraid to incct. pcoplc. 'l`hc alertness and activity I had _`
lorme_rly possessed were- gone My digestion was lecble, and _~|cv:plcssnr-_ss was icrrilwlc. But when I
tommented taking Dr. Cassellis Tablets l soon it-li lvctlcr. Now l :mi as wt-ll mul nl as any man of my age," °
_ Dr. Ci.uS0ll`S Tablets are l\'utritive,_Re:.iorati\'Q, Altc:~:.t:'.'i~', :ind Anti-.Spnsiuodu . and ui great 'lhcrnpeutlc
value in all derangements oi thc Nerve and Frinriional _-.ifni-~ in old or vnung. 'l`hc\' mv the rcrognisrtl
modern home remedy lor Nervous Breaktlown, .\'cr\'c and S; inul Paralysis, liiiuniilc' l’aral\':i.~, Rickrts,
St, liitus’ Dance. Anemia. Sleeplessnrss. Ki<|H0)' Dlefdfc. DySp1p~ia,5tun\;icl\ ljatarrli, Brain ifag, lleadachc,
Palpilation. Wasting Diseases, \'ital_1'1X|\H\h\i0\l. l-»0~'S ol Flesh, and Prcniaturc Decay. Specially valuable
lor Nursing hlothcrs and during the Critical Periods ol Lilo. ‘ - ~
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Druggists and Dealers thiougbout_Canarla sell Dr. Cn-sells '1`ablcis._ li not procurablo in your city i i
st-nd to the sole agents, I-larold 1-. _ltiicluc & (.0, l,t<l__ t0_ _\1@(;au| gt,-¢.,¢_ '[01-°nq_0; ,mc tubg 50 gems, .1
War Tax Extra. 2 cents pct' tube. ‘
‘  Sn‘». Pwpriefors.-,l)r 'f.'a.-1.<eII`a lin., LM, _1/,m._-;,¢_q(¢,»_ 15,19, . ` _
Fairbanks
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. _Engine for_Y_0ur_fli-ishillil. Boat
Enflni "fr _
of $50
have an
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equipment
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