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`i" ‘_ “For the next ten days we will give 20 p.c. 
_ discount on Hot Water Bottles'-now is the
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_,_f, -   B- 5- Prescriptions filled as they should be with
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Mrs.»» John Latham, New Dominion..
was o. 'visitor to the city yesterday.
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Mr ll. F. Feehan, M.l..A., Mount
Stewart. was in Charlottetown yester-
day. ' __ __ _
Mr S. Pineau, North llustico, was
among. visitors to (‘hnrlottetown yes-
terday.,-~'. ~ ‘ -
Miss Margaret Power and Miss Ella
McC‘nrvill. spent the week end with
friends in -Kelly’s Cross.
Mrst".Iohn“A.'lloss of Flat. River, and
Mrs. J. A. _Gillis, of Belle River, were
visitors to"the city yesterday.
Mrs. Parnell,McMahon and Miss
(latherlne Power, Emerald, are in
(lhsrlottetown, attending the Short
Course. _
M_r.Arth_ur McKinnon. son of ex-
Goverrior McKinnon, who is at North
Sydney -'Minesywlth the 4th Heavy
Battery; arrived home -Thursday to
spend-'a few holidays. He leaves to-
morrow‘__nlg_ht on return. _
_Miss .'Waddell;` who.\vas so badly
hurtj byn. _fall on the ,icy sidewalk- on
Po)vng{__l_:1tre9t,_»abpu_t._a t'ortnig_ht_ ago.
it is passing to learn -ls new making
good progress' _towards recovery in
the `l'. E. iv. liospital.
_lle'r't'riends' will be pleased to learn
that Mrs. A..S. Hewitt, city, who has
been `u1Id`er\`l'reatment in the city hos-
pital for some time bas so far recover-
ed so ns to be nblo to retum to her
home. _
Miss Claire McLeod. one of the
Canadian nurses who`wlll be leaving
shortly for the front has arrived from
Mo 'tronl on a visit to her parents, Mr.
nntp Mrs. John McLeod, ol’ this city.
Miss'McLeod is a graduate of the
lloydl-Victoria Hospital and has en-
listed ln tha, nurses contingent estab-
lished hy Dean Blrkett, oi McGill Unl-
versliy, in _connection with the Base
Hospital. '
~ - .- Aiivnscmrion.
Mrs. George Drew and family de-
sire_.»_tothank the many friends for
tho" floral' tributes and klndnesses
shown during their recent sa<lR_g§»-
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'-.Rexall Beef. iron and Wlnc is _lust
what you want. to sharpen your appe-
tite) build up your body, and bring
back your mealtb. Try 8 \10tll8~ P1402
75c. MacKinnon Drug Co., Cor. Great
George and Kent Streets. MEN.
SHIP THOUGHT LOST
' REACHES SCOTLAND.
NEW YORK, Feb. 18.--Agents Oi
the American-Scandinavian line an-
nounced thnt the stoamship Oscar li..
which sailed l'rom this port February
4 yor cm-istinnin and Copenhagen. had
reached Klrkwall, in the Orkney ls~
lands just North oi’ Scotland. lfihl
Sunday. Fears had been felt. tor the
vessells safety.
iThe Oscar ll. carried a full car|l0 Of
Keneral merchandise. She has OH
bofard about 400 passeneeri. B10” Of
whom are in the steerasa.
The Oscar ll. is commanded by CHD'
tain Hempel. She was built at Glas-
gow in 19l0, and is of steel construc-
tion, of about' 10,000 tors. 500 feet
long, 58 feet beam and 29 feet dfllfl-
no'r1-:1. ..\nn1v.u.s
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liilrris. New Glasgow, N.S., ‘ ;-menu
Mrs Ed. Wood. Pownal: H- (-: _'is'
Truro; G. s. Mcuemi. Fr¢darlL_§°“_; -
Plnenu. North Rustico: H- F- °° :"1
Mt, Stewart: W. W. Duf'l_y. Tvftiiflgzg:
Mt,lStewart; W. W. Duffy, Mon _ M.
o. ;n. coed, New omasow- N;9~- (,-
Kslly, J. A. Mchsan, 'l‘oronto.dG_. 
Cllgie. J. A. Bnote. Sl\mm_°f;_:_&- W'
0. ._ nnoin, Brampton. OHL- I L'
allison. Halifax: JI- L- "°“‘f,‘{;eck°
w.-smith. E comer. 000'" C* I
"4--i3" PHIIVES  
‘ i e Sftilitlllll SUECISS
The large and spacious auditorium
of the I’aople’s Theatre was taxed to
,its utmost last evening to accommo-
.gate the crowds, eager to see the big
roadway l-‘euturc “413" and the last
episode oi’ the famous serial, “The
Million Dollar' Mystery." This, the
22nd instalment, contained many sur-
-prises for those 'who have beenffol-
lowing this serial for the past few
months. Many exciting and thrilling
situations are shown including the
capture of the gang in the under-
-ground cave, the death of Braine and
the satisfying return of Hargraves to
his daughter, Florence. The last epi-
sode is the prize story, which was
open to all,followers ot' the Million
Dollar Mystery, for which a prize was
offered of $_10,000.00_for the party writ-
ing the best solution of the "Mys-
tery." Theprize has been awarded.
and the reels released the 22nd of this
month, and will be shown- in this city.
shortly, when doub_ties's the »"People's".
will be packed to overflowing.
. Vitagraph Stars are always welcome
at'_the Peoples Theatre, and were ex-
tended a hearty ovation on' the pre-
sentution _ of ' "$13"  'last evening, a_
thrilling melodrumajn three parts. it
held 'iheattentlon ot' one from start
to finish. One of the most sensational
train wrecks ever .screened is shown
in the third reel of this wonderful pro-
duction. "-113” being pursued hotly
by the detectives dashes up to a rall-
wuy station, boards an empty special,
climbs to the oaboose, pulls the throt-
tle et' the engine and starts. away from
his pursuers at a lively clip. Word is
flashed along the wires to the next
station to switch the runu-way oil’ on
the siding. “4lll" comes along at thc
rate of sixty miles an hour and the
train plunges over the embankment to
its doom. carrying along its only pas-
senger, "413", alias Hall, the diamond
amuggler. .
The many admirers of "Billy" iiart-
man (late of the Colonial Stock Co.)
were more than pleased to see his
familiar face again, in the Blogrnph
production." “The Ragamulfenf’ a
pleasing story. _
The above programme will he shown
agg_.in toynight. with the__exception of
the liagamuffen. which will bc shown
ut the nmtinoc only.
“lt'.s n pleasure to slmvo yourself
when you use a Com Safety Razor. The
Gem is the best safety razor manu-
factured t‘or tho price. McKinnon
Drug Co., Cor. Great George and Kent
Streets. _ MEU-
BERLIN SAYS FORTY THOUSAND
- TAKEN.
_ BERLIN, Feb. 17.-Tile following
announcement was made Monday by
the Overseas News Agencyz-
| lucid Mnrsinn von 1linnenmirg's
'third battle ot' the Mazurian Lakes
will prove more dlsastrouss to the
Russians than the other two. from
oscnt indications lt is believed
capture .
“Prussia is now cleared of the
enemy. indications point to a general
German-Austrian offensive' front Buko-
winn to the llaitlc. The Russians are
being rolled up in many` portions of
the line.
"Turkish advance guards drove
.back.l3ritish divisions across the Suez
Canal at Ausuiu and Serpeum. Sen-
ussl Bedouins invaded Egypt, and
occupied the Siva Casls.
- “'l*orks defeated the ~Brltish at
Kurma. Mesopotamia.
‘ “Wireless negotiations between
Austrian and Hungarian ministers re-
sulted _ln the declaration thatihere is
countries, especially since Hungary
will give Austria her superfluous
stocks. .. _ . _ _ 
'"Dnteh ablppins ,companies have
decided to suspend “coihmsrcial com-
munication with Britain from Feb-
ruary 18, except mall steamere.”
.SAILORS HALF DEAD
Slliimvflllgi R- "~ ‘“""" W  _ _FROM sxsosuns.
Allen. St John. _
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FECAMP. France. via Paris. Feb.
-18.-_Tfle seven seamen from the Brit-
lish collar which was torpedosd, who
-_l'0_!:zd to~thl| port r-ached here hal!
tr and usted at bout eleven
Ittleoarl ritlhonr inastorm?
pr . . - _
that forty thousand Russians were
d
sufficient corn- and flour for botlr
°°§|mi¢` nt"m‘ 'racy lun interru-
; The Crystal hockey team, who have
been heretofore undefeated. met their
Waterloo last night when they invad-
ed_ the territory or the Connaught
Rangers and were repulsed by thef
.score of 5-4.
The largest crowd of the year, in-'
cluding 100 from Summersldc, wit-
nessed the best game of the season
played on good ice.
The game started at 8.44 and S.
Perry scored for the Crystals in one
minute. The play for the next period
coptinued in a very fast and even
manner until the Conns‘ scoring ma-
chine got working and then the Cours
made three successful marches in
one minute each time driving the
disc through the Crystals' lines for
a lgoal. lt took the Summerslde'
boys six minutes to rally from~the ef-
fects of the bombardment and make
their second score. They took the
rubber to the Conns' end in an
effort to score again but were stopped
by, Frank Hennessy, who on securing
the puck, made a beautiful ru_n to the
Crystals’ net where he passed to Mc-
Carey for the 4th score for his side.
The half ended 4-2 for the Conns.
The second halt' started at 9.36 and
the Crystals at once assumed the ag-
gressive. At 9.47 A. Hennessey lined
one at Douceto who stopped beautiful-
ly. ilnwever Trninor sent in number
5 from the rebound. S. Perry shot
the third goal for the Crystals at
9.52. Two minutes later the Crystals'
at-nrlng streak stopped ue did also the
scoring of the game when tae suin-
morslde team gut their fourth goal.
'i‘he Crystals tried hard to tie the
score but the game ended as Purcell
was making it nice run, n. victory for
tho boys ol’ the yellow and black by
the score of 5-4. '
The teams were the .same as have
been playing. The officials. Stannway
and llamsay, were certainly the right
men for the job. - ~"’ '-
`There wérc":'1 tiiin1licr"oi"p'e`nnltics
given. ' ' -
The intermediate 'guide -iv:-_.s also
won by the Connaughts by the stzurc
of’l-Zi. ' ' " 
»~iitiiiu's_Minn- 
suns ntnu_ti|n
Not\vithsta_uding the many other at-
tractions last night, large 'crowds' at-
tended the.Prince Edward, .where one
`ol` the bestprogrammes ot' the year
_was produced. The great attraction
_was the all-British naval and military
drama, "England Expects" produced
in' _three parts. The- Prince"Edward
has put on tuuny excellent patriotic
'productions hnt'_last night's eclipsed
them' all; and those wllo witnessed
3“Eng_land’.a" -Menace" quite readily
.saw why. the picture "took London
ny stp_rm~.'_' _.'r_ns1st`ory- m1to.ws.‘_:.h_ur-'to
properly realize the magnllicence"of
the production. one has to see it.
"The ruler of a foreign power is
.making secret plans to invade Eng;
land. Of his advisors only the Chan-
cellor protests against the outrageous
scilcme. ills military and naval lead-
ers are eager to obey his commands.
One of the chief spies ol' this foreign
power secures a place as butler in
the house of Lord Talbot, secretary to
the Ilrltlsh Prime Minister. lie uses
his opportunities to copy -important
papers which Lord Talbot has charge
ol; papers which refer to the move-
ments of the British ships and sol-
diers. Lord Talhot‘s two children
havean amateur wireless outfit. which
the spy uses to receive messages from
his government. lie burns xrsheet ot'
paper on which he decoded a message.
The cl\lldren_flnrl the burned fragment
which has remained intact,‘ and
though they know nothing of the mes-
sage (the ink ot' which is still visible
on the burneti paper) they copy it elf,
together with the numbers \vhich'l‘é`
.present letters. The date arranged
for thc invasion arrives. The spy puts
off his ln\`tler‘s livery a.ntl`leuves Lord
'I‘nibot‘s liousc, going l'or the last tiiiie
to the wireless outfit. to receive his
final message from his government.
But .the two _chlldren.t_are already, in
the little wireless house, -"moreover
they have taken tlo_wn'-.the code mes-
-sage, and ly use oi the key which
they made from the charred paper,
have succeeded in translating it. Just
as -theyrealize the significance oi’ the
_message-that the foreign fleet is on
its way toward the English coast-‘-
tho spy enters lilo wireless house.
Though the spy tries to balk them, thi-
children get away on their. motor cycle
and' carry the’ portentous news to
their futher and the Prime Minister
at.Downing street. .Tho British gov-
ernment acts at once. Orders are ls-
sued with swift decision. The fleets
'get np steam; the troops begin to
march. By aclever use of the enemy's
code, the Primo Minister sends out a
,wirel_ess_mcsanlie which turns back
the enemy's ships and transports. The
danger is passed. The British Gov-
ernment breaths a sigh of relief, and
the English people go placldiy about
their daily business without realizing
how narrowly a dangerous menace
hasibeen averted." ° -
The 16th instalment of “The Trey
0’i-learts" was shown. concluding one
of the most excellent serial photo.
plays _ever-put on here. A splendid
oomodysnli an exceptionally good
`vo'cHl ‘selection by Mr. l-iuskins con-
cluded the programme.
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