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t eiln d t arailin
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wax together and, after wiping the
pipes perfectly dry, apply with an olli
brush a thick coat or this mixture
while it la hot. All old lump or torch
will easily keep it in a_liqul\l state.
You will null that no matter how
cold the weather may get the frost
cannot penetrate this coat of grease.
I have used this on water pipes that
ran along the ground unprotectedaud
not once during the coldest weather
did they freeze up or give me the less;
trouble.-J. (‘. Mink. in The Country
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.Men of Prince Edward_
Island today.
`The 105th. Overseas
4 l--.1i»e-must.. - », _ .
---As soon as you iom the Regiment
you feel bel ter all over---youll
be proud of Yourself- your
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if '2 .Remember it is the lnfantly that are
.,,_l;;'_ A J most needed to-day----the Infan-
try that are the most honoured
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_, o day. _And remember also that
~-in the 105th Overseas Battalion
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you will have greater opportun-
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TOMORFi0W'S LECTURE.-Rev.
Dr. Campbell lu Hearts Memorial Hull
in aid of the Red Cross work or
Church. 7096. ,
MONTHLY MEETING.-The month-
ly meeting oi the Ladies Aid Society of
the P. E. island Hospital will be held
at Mrs. Dr. 'I`ayior's residence on
Tuesday at ll a. m. 7098.
TON|GHT'S MEETING AT TRACA-
DIE CROSS#-A Patriotic meeting will
be held at Tracadle Cross tonight. to
he addressed ily Rev, R. G. Pulion.
Rev. Father Mcltltyre, Major Leigh.
Captain Hardy and others.
TONiGHT‘S PATRIOTIC FUND
MEETING.-The great Patriotic Fund
Meeting to he addressed by lhr- Rev.
Dr. (‘nlnpb»:-Il takes plat-»~ tonight ill
the Prince of Wales College llall. nrc-
sidlul over by Sir. W. W. Sulii\'all,,
V. J. 'i`lll» llanll of tho sind llcgi-
lnf-nt will be ill nttendallco as wvll as
dr-tar~lllnl-lll.~; front A and ll (tompally
ol’ till- lfvfitil lligiliautl Regiment.
INSTITUTE WORK. -The Nr-lv,
Annan \\'omen`.~= institute held their
rt-glllllr meeting on January 21st in
tht- school. it was decided to spend
par, of the proceeds of the lecture for
yarn, each member to knit a pair of
socks. After an interesting discussion
on knitting the meeting adjourned.
A NARROW ESCAPE.-- All unfor-
lullalc accident befcll Mr. Donald hic-
lsaac. oi West River, on Friday even-
ing, wilell, losing his way ill the storm
Willie crossing on the ice from Char-
lflltt-io\\'n, his horse fell into thc
.~m:lnlel'-ll-ack. _\ir. MCL'-iaac escaped
tieatll by a ilnirs iireutlih, being soak-
i-ll to the waist. After wandering. ll-
boul aimlessly for sonle time he saw
till- lights of Government House and.
with much difficulty reached Mr. A.
.\i<'(‘;.llnr~,ll‘s house, hr-re he wus cared
for until morning. The horse of course
tvils lest. Mr. .Nic-Isaac is :t ieacller
:lull is l~\lll`~-rillg from two very severe-
ly frozr-n if-f-t.
CHURCH PARADE.-Tile 10:'»lll Bat-
talion attended _service yesterday
morning in the First Methodist Church
and St. Dunstarls Cathedral. A pleas-
ing feature of thc service in the First
.\lclhodi.st Church was a solo a selec-
l rio anything, l had it chronic cough
l
I in condll.ion.=l like this, because ill a
i
tion from Eilja by Mr. R. A. Diplock.
a, member of the choir of Sl. Paul's
Presbyterian Church, Montreal, and :l
soloist of raro talent. Hn also sang
a solo in St. Paul's Church at thc even-
ing service which was much apprecia-
lu-| llv the large audience present. Mr.
Dipiock will he favourably remerllber-
ed by many who heard him in the First
Methodist' Church on a former visit,
some four years ago.
T0 RUN-DOWN WOMEN
DETROIT WOMAN TELLS HOW T0
REGAIN STRENGTH.
I Detroit, Mich.. “I was in such a run-
‘ down condition I had no ambition to
and told and nothing seemed to give
me any relief, and l was gradually gob-
ting worse. until a friend advised me
to try Vinoi,which ldid.Alter tue niet
dar or two il scented to put new life
l into me, _tile tired worn-out feeling be
lgun to tllsnppellr, l rcgitiuetl my ap-
\ pclith and was able to get a good
nights rest. Tile 'cough gradually
wore away, and I am now feeling like
lnysell` again, so ilmt I can do all my
3 housework and go about my duties as
i usual. Vinol is certainly a wontlerful
Y medicine." Mrs. W. E. Waters, De-
, lroil, Mich.
Vinoi restores healill and strength
natural manner it increases the appe-
‘ tile, tones up the digestive organs, en-
rirlles the blood and strenglllells every
orga ill the ilodv
meeting oi’ the Patriotic Society will
be held in the Armottrles this after-
noon at four o'clock.
MT. HERBERT PATRIOTIC MEET-
J
ING -A Patriotic meeting will be held
at Mt Herbert tomorrow evening to
be addressed by Rev. Dr. Fullerton
udgc Stewart and others.
N EW R ECRUlTS.--Tile following
III
young men have ioined the 105th Bat-
talion:--Sldney Brown. Mt. Albion;
John Johnson. l`3llarlol_tetown; llrntl-
forli Follett., Clyde River; Otto Camp-
bcll, Zlionlague; Wm. Pierce, I-Illniru: -
Iticlllml ilngersoll, (lation (‘o\'f-. ,
THE CALL .OF THE EMPIRE.--A
grand npporlllnity to llellr Dr 1:. 
(`alllplleli is offered you ill the grc-at
patriotic- me¢lti|lg_on Monday evlulillg.
xisl. ilo-night). The address is,-oil
“The Vail of the Iilnpiro." 'l‘lle place.
is the l’rillt:c of Wales (Tolicge Hail.
The time is eight o'cloek-and numis-
sioll is free.. .. ' . ~ .. 7092
LAUGHTER-,A -GQOD TONIC ,
By Dr.-Frank-Crane
' ,ral-hvr _ 1 .
I have a grand remedy,_wlllcll l wish
I0 recommend to all suffering human- _
ity. '
l have tried it myself. A number of
my acquailltances have tried it. .Ali
speak highly of the heneills received
it has helped others, _why not _vou'.’
ll is-Laughter.
Not smiling, not mere good humor,
but laughter. the kind that @XD10ll@S.
shakes you. and goes on exploding and
shaking like at rapid-fire gun, and
the massed llatlailons of worry are
sllol to pieces.
To laugh is probably the best medi-
cine ever discovered. One hearty laugh
ill better than :t wagonload ol' roots
and herbs, better than seven drulr-
slores full of dope.
"Tllerc is not.” says the London
llcaltll. “the rcmoiest corner ol` the
hotly that does not feel some wavelet
from the great conclusion produced by
the hearty shaking of the central man.
Tile blood moves rapidly, and probab-
ly its chemical, electrical, or vital con-
‘diiion, is distinctly modified."
In other words, one good laugh, is
equal to a dose oi' salts. two cocktails
it bromoseltzer, and a. spoonful of
uulnine.
If you have got into such a condi-
tion that nothing can make you have
a tit oi’ mil-th,,a regular whoopee.
more‘s the pity. ‘
This is rather an oppressive world;
.here are so many burdens and per-
_plexlties tha; anyone is liable to be
crushed. Laughter is nature’s defense
,lgainst the world burden. By laughter
'a man shakes off his pack, for a few
minutes at least, and capers like a
oose colt in the pasture. When he
returns and 'ls saddled again he is
refreshed and stronger.
, It doe_sn_’t_mako` Hmuch difference
.vhat you laugh at. Children laugll at
'othing :tt all. and are llopplcr than
wc. i
Goldsmith says oi' at happy group
that, “What they lacked ill wit they
nude up in laughter."
Ono ofthe host. lsllgll-lllakcrs is the
‘flood Story; not the plvasnllt little
quip, hut. thc “regular sc-rt-alll." the
'kind thlll. nlllkvs you ilolti your sitlt-H.
rock to and fro, and yell. .
Pass it along. Save up two or three,
'and when you meet lt friend llsnd
them to him. Wim rznn tell how lnllcll
health and sanity arc l~l‘r~ated by the
_good stories that ure volltlllllally go-
Lllng the roulldsi'
Don't be nfrllid io laugh. Don`t get
out of practice. Llllltzll. and he llumun.
i Not lllnl you sholllll br- ever gig-
gling, or sei out to bc :l professibnal
lunlorisl. lull rutllcr tllall. you Should
learn the I.illr-llllliilll nrt. of knowing
n _ .
We gnllrnlltee that Villoi will tit.
i thc some for any run-dowll person in
.
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(Jllarlolletown. or give back tilnir mon-
cy.
id: A. Foslm~, Drllglgisl, (‘Jlnl'l0lic-
town. li. .i. Malloll, Druggist., Sollrls
“Saturday Special-Ex-
tra large Washington
Naval Oranges 301: per
dozeoat Beer & Goff’s
TOT-'l-i-29f\lfli.
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SemilinnuaiSale
nliHigh-Blade
Shoes
Now is your chance
to secure a pair of high
grade shoes at a _low
price. _
We have about 300--~
spairs-of l\lien’s.and Lad-
ies’ Shoe`s, all new shapes _,
- but in broken lots which
we offer at
tooo 'slices for $4.30
5.50 "  “ 4.40
p. c. Discount
-» -5.00 " “ 4.00'
-iso
3.60
$.20
2.80' l
u it
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'anti being able lo tell lt "good one"
upon occasion. .
_four goes up over nil the earth, th‘e
brave protest of thc live force within
us against the gloolns and scorecrows
if this fearsome worldd.-Tho Luther-
an ()lls4»rvcr. '
INCIDENTAL ETIQUETTYEQ
"i`lcz»_Nt-.w -York llureau of lloalih
Education has sr-lll out thousautls of
cards llcurillg the collplctz _ -
i‘ovcl' up out-ll cougil und sneeze;
li' you llon'i _vou'll sprcatlf-diseaso;_
the purpose llehlg, of pon;-g_g,5.gg,gn1fe-_
guard the _ ci1_v'l»l lwnlth '_ du;-_mg ;the
prevalence of grip. wllicil.is ,reported
to have tilt- gl-cater city in ii#,lKl’os§.-
But while the ilr-nlill edalottoli
doubtless illul no sllc.h---intgntitil.
they incidellttllly are sg`|g_ylng_-,gl__gl_beth
Of _thc day in thc tlirecl.i_0n_o`f_,iIlcui,-_
cnt ng one of- the rlma_ -,lelsgls ` _ol-
Gliflllhllc. that 1 ot? conlilfleratlon lor,
olhors. __ _ _  _'- H,
This democratic age ,has dispensed'
with many of the. older formalities
oi lite, on the assunlpt.lon»ftlm»t'0\ey
were mere social fixings, -then ~lial'l-
mark oi the bluefstocltipt ,ami the'
stamp of the stickler tor propriety
for its own ,sa.ke, that.(1es.plc'al>le
lwritose ol’,class and _caste systemsll
As n. matter- -ot-fact oommon sense is
the basis of common politeness) and
etiquette is anchored in the bedrock
oi social convenience. The New,
York warning is an apt illtliltrati'
if you sneeze or cough into 
Others lace. it were well to  lie
first that. other's character. Itzho or
cter in the vltltiitfs con
li' not. it neerlst '-be
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Diamond l‘,',§’;‘¥-‘ Sky-
; Two PARTS -_
Wh0 gets the Diamon ? Why does Ar-
thur Flee ? 'See the sensational fight on
the fast moving train. Qnabba and his
- trick Monkey are introduced in this
number in a startling manner. If Y_0\l
_are after the $10,000 Prize we advise
you to keep your eye on Quabba and
his Monkev.  '
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nlshr- _ 7096- "tl  j ' ="  -  Beverly Baylle, Sydney Ainsworth
Pnnlorlc soclsrv.-'rue usual _ F the Sake Uf a - ` L '-`  ~`
_ The Counter 
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.A Gripplng Story, full Of tellle Action
   
Brakesman’s Chil‘thfeu,,
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_  “Hazards of Helen”  "'-_ __
Athletic 0Ainbit`ion§ il*
_ ` Comedy  ~"- -~'-= 
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- WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY i
n “The Strife Eternal”
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_ 5 REMARKABLE ACTS 5 - ,_ - _ _ 
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how- trouble ot In imme-
natura out
and
ephus and St. Jerome there was a
belief ill a. mystic connection be-
tween the twelve stones ol’ the High
Prlest’s breastplltte, the months of
the year and the zodiacai signs, bllt
the modern custom of wearing birth-
stones dates from the eighteenth
century, and originated with the
Jews of Poland. The stones nsslglr
cd to the different months vary
among the nations, but the follow-
ing txlhle represents the custom
which prevails most widelyr-
era. many dream books were written,
one of the most famous being that”
of Artenlldorus, in the second cell-
tury. Accordlng to him to dream of
precious stones was favorable io wo-
men, but unfavorable to melt. Later.
each stone seen in a. dream was giv-
en a. slgniilcance and special mean-
'ing was attached to the grouplng_ol"
dream gems.
that stones had a. lite of their own
and changed color according to tht.
temperament of the wearer, one may
remark that the neighborhood of ra-
tlium is known to affect the color of
cerluill stones, and when jewels
wt-rl- buried for saff~t_v's sakf- it
not impossible that they sull`crell
ir:lnsi`ornJ.aton, just ill lilo salute wa
that the wine hotties dating from
Stuart days, wllir.-il have recently
been unearthed in Loudon, have ar-
quircd 'rich and \':lriml colors ‘during
the years that they have lain ullller
the soil. It has probably take-ll lnltny
thousands of' ycnrs to make tl. din-
mond or n sapphire, and tllvre does
not seem--any-.renault for sup|-losing
that when once the jewel is tllken
from the _%al‘til- , hut the_proeos.=l
_lshoulll ond., ,E :l l_o.~£s.Ql- l:ail_\_in`colol-
after is has lleell tilrollgll lilo cut,-
God bless the iaughers..-, Tllclr,"""-S h“"‘|"‘ J' ` ," '
coultb- ss"i~li\t'=Pv wn-H Elrnsn
feIldw?"_='o>`nllssiollal'y :lskoll it vollvlrzl.
prisoner groaned.
she was so rionlincerlng and extrava-
olll woman tlllrlletl up."
'_Now is fllr- time io mate up
llirvledlllg pl-ns for illllcillng eggs ill
l~‘olll'tulry_ Mako thc Ilnal culling,
'retmining only the strongest, tilrlftlesl
sindlvdunls.
.,-See thnl these inyers ore receiving
fn good laying raiinll. sllppiying plenty
0 _jrolcin. green feed and oyster
__\s{lt;ll. This is the time to feed the
_surplus vegetables that are stored
away ill the cellar. A cabbage head
fsuénendell by strings. a couple or reel
from the floor will be relished by the
hens. Be sure you are giving them
plenty of exercise. Wlhole grain should
ii_e ied~ln"a ten-inch litter. ' _
in running order. It might beladvls-
able to run. a trial batch before /the
season ensue. - _ -
,ghere is already some new equip-
m nt such as breeders and ifeed hop-
erq. d thi _l_s, e t_ime,,tq,, order
'gil st_l`t§?'s_nbpa_e8. tp " "
to yoar"p¢itlltfy -yaiiir ~ - -X blush' trial -
.with ducks. geese; 'tlirkefl' clpohll or
gpg _bg mgre pam, man ti. mn."-‘pigeons may provtrfproiltlblelwt f
cduzher. nothing mayl¥omo,o!_1t . _
actaimaged estimate o .your pri-‘  
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As far back as the days of Jos-
J anuary-Garnet.
February-Amethyst.
March-Jasper.
April-Sapphire.
May--Agate.
J uno-Emerald.
J uly-Onyx.
August-Carmelian.
September--Chrysolite.
October-Beryl.
November-Topaz.
December-Ruby. _ _
In the early part of the Christiall
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ALL THIS ~WEEK -’
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The Favorite W. S. Harkins Play_erg_In A`Select Re-
pertoire-of Late English and American Successes
.--ToNlGHT--- i  f
“KICK-IN” _T
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The Greatest of all "CROOK” Plays
Tuesday Night
‘fBABY, MIN E’.’
A Play that has made the Whole World Laugh
PRICES-50c, 35c, 25c Night
Matinees Announced Tomorrow. ,
Curtain at 8.15 Sharp.
Secure Your Tickets Early. _
Seats on Sale at Theatre Office.
PHONE 506 _ _
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- 1 Million_ Paper Bags. Manilla. -“Kraft” and
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