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THIS is not the usual story for Life
Insurance Companies in this time ot'
war strain. It is possible only where _
investments are nonspeculative, the
management is economical and the
practice is to make full provision for
emergencies.
THE LONDON
INSURANCIZ  COM_l’ANY
lla.-iii oifl-'lcaz i.oNDoN, cANAl>i\
is paving_ profits 55 percent greater
than estimates and quinquennial dis-
tributions are steadily increasing.
G. J. MCCORMAC
PROVINCIAL MANAGER
tlffice Revere Hotel Block
" tflinrloltelowii
l’hoiii: llfil-J
< J. F. ARSENAULT, Special Agent
iJ2~..-l nil<ch ,i9,..l.i. _
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' -i--'r‘+ ;-i- :-+4 +~:+i-c- -vi ~i- :l~i~-:4-is-~'f-|»»:~o-:a-l~`-if.-i-t'-»l--:~_-i»` 'f-i~ i:~»»-i'~i--I'-s»r~:<-e-_l:=-i~>l:=4».ia|~
i_lr MOLASSES
- .rxinn llncv olnoloos
' f “ Bright, Excellent Flavor, New Tight Strong
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' Dill' agent iii llarbadoes ha s lis~iI the gruiitt-si care In selecting '
tho best Molllssés. 5
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' We have urtll.-i'i:il siiilicienl. Iii' lizicli :le:li:i ;- leaving Bnrbadoes 
' lo keep our cusloinersi supplied until .-rliiiviz rs arrive.
~ _ We are urraiiigini; to have .-c|lotii~-:,. will nt Soiiris, Moiitague,
'__ Clisi'lottetowli and Suiiliiicrsilc.
'-‘ lfleaso phone orders al our expense. ‘
   Nicholson at iiiisfslnivzf 
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ESTERN
action. _ 1
able for fox feed to arrive' shortly.
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ly ‘ V 40l8~2~`l3M4l.
Friday the '2Ist. at Suimiierslde ut
at Colpmnn at ll A.M. and 7 also on
Mondo . Tuesday' and Wednesday
nt 7 l’.xM.
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--HERO\RETURN-S Anioug the
° ln I
young meii`l_ to return home Saturday
night i'roin\Eiit:land, was L.Cpl.Mon-
.  B ty I-lennessdy of Cape Traverse Cpi.
ilelinossey enlisted in the 55th. -Batt-
alion in 1915 nd took .part in consid~
crablo heavy iakhting, and the lattoi
  _ _ L8 -l _,_ h d in ul" thc season ltook place at Keiisiiigton
. _’ - _ on 'l‘uesd,sy night, when upwards 0!
u.lItot19 goto es woun o
arm, but soon *turned to trio firing
line and was gassed sllglitlv_ lie was
n _
Th    Sent _O England ‘where it was found at the Orange Hall to he iiicasuled
.he had Dneunionial and was uncoii- I’ ll* lil I d bll5l“5 mlm" M'
s o ` I icven du s He s ent, li
cl ns for 1 Y » P .
few iuontlis in the ldospltai_Hls molly “lim E"0l'Y<‘-hlni; had been I‘.liom\18'h~
friends and reiazlvesf are proud ln- ly ormnsod beforclumd by the comm-
. (Int-11 to see htm looking so well and ittee 'iii charge, under the capable
_ Iiiiye lilni homo ligniiiéil/loii»ty cert/ltlri-` iniinageliient ot 'Misses May DGHHIS
gn” cw, °;\V“Pp¢,-_ vu "~"___ °_____”_" “_ "__ M"  lg; tclls many expert hoes about the and .Mildiimi Johnson, and t_he_a.r¥;_ir_
_ lJt\l.l.l0 field, ‘lllltl BF-WIS 9 “ever was
I sorry tor 'golng,»but is sdre glad to be
` one of the lucky ones to x‘0t\|.l‘l1 10
| L.CiiI. .Hennessoy has another ‘brcr
ther George in France wllp enlisted
l
in the 105th Battalion nnd\_ escaped
without a scratch and won a Military
Medal tor 'bravery on the baltleilelit
Ilie expects to rotum to hlls home
I in March or April. Congratulitions
l to those two young heroes. Mon _y e.x»
_l pccts to -bc home two weeks when he
will go -to a hospital for trcatntonr.,
i his inlirly friends wisii limi SQOGI
luck :ind hope to see him return home
| rc.~ltored to his usual good health. _
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 ; Cross, Feverish
Hurry, Mother! Remove poisons
from llttlft stomach.
liver, bowels.
 Tongue it Sick,
Give “California Syrup of Figs" at
` once If bllious or Gonstipated
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I-ilvli iff. the loriglie, mother! If coat-
'-'»li. It is ai sure sign that your little
olirfs otomacll, liver and bowels need
.1 aoiitle, thorough cleallslIig`at once.
When puovlsh. cross, lil-itleso, pale,
door-iii't sleep. ilocsii't ost or net liatu-
r:ill_v, or i'evorlsh, stoliiaclr eiour,_
breiitll bad; has stomacli~ache,` sore-'
throat, dlrlrrlioca, full of cdld, glvo :I
toaspoonful of “Cnlilornla Syrup ol
Figs," and in a few hours all the foul,
constipliteil`_waste, undlgested food
anll sour bile gently moves out of the
little bowels without gripping, and you
have ii well, plsytul child again.
You needn't coax sick children to
take this liorlnlcss "t'riiit laxati\'e;"
they love its delicious taste, and it nl-
ways makes them fool epleiillld. '
Ask your di'iiggli=t for a hottie of
.- “l?a~lil'orula Syiup ol' l~‘ii;s." wlilcli lin-s
directions -for bnbleii, children of all
ages and l'ur groivii-lips plainly oil the
bottle. Beware of coiintorl’eits sold,
licre. Tobe sure you get the genuine
asikto poo that it`is niadoby the '_'Cti.l~
lfornla Fig Syrilp tloinpliny.” Itoluse
.'..l1'-“Favs to boy, lii't_hi|‘ _m-ovinca _'__m° gmt* P" wo" “___”
-nl"s'MoniAi_ slsnvics-“A Memor-
ial service will _'be heldjin the klrk Mm - ~ » - t _H is
_ at -Coleman on 'l‘uesdpy'the ;t5tl1 at ' mum Quang' "Yen rye can
7.80 P. M._ln memory ot Pte. William
I-eo,ooo i.ss._»nol<sn nies 'sun-
- _ -_ _ __ - - -l=uN;nAl;_l ssnvlces, _A large
. _ _ _ ,_We_ _gre booking orders now nt 7154: cnncdwie at mouming .fri-ends _men
Ways ‘ \ *"“' -“‘~ ”l*lP1“¢°-ls °“~“""""" 8°" ded the r'anei<s"i "oz me isis ciiaries
our o der today 'Brace McKay & ` ` r ‘
fu' _____ day inornliig, _lnteriiicnt was at tho
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' “ ~ -\ ' ' ' ~ ~-~ ~ _` R. C. Cemetery, rtiiieml services olng
' - I--CHURC'Pt“bf " SGO‘t‘LAND.- ttovii »- . . _  _ _
 . ` lJa`mes Mucboiigall will preach ou ` cwaucted at thé_ church and grave
inscrtionffor u1v'o`i-rising in this co)
ulun. Cnpumnst accompany order
-FOR 'SAL`E.-'-75 bariels Nova
S. ‘MacDonald who was killed. lu sewn1fq|d‘2|n-m,d3¢m~i¢apples-price
on anbllblitlon. Rogers and Arnett
Suni'mersldo_ ` _ 4093-2-20 -m Ill
E. Mohonald. Simimerslde on 'Tues
by ltev._ J. L. McLean. 'i‘ ere
is ii' fitness' in death when
lt coines to those `!ull oi’ years and
labors but when it comes in the prtmo
oi’ llle,»it leaves an element ot' sad-
ness that grips the heart. The
pall .bearers were Mllyol' MOT!"
lson, Messrs Wlllllani Flyii/n, W. H.
McKie, John J. McNally. John E-
Camlpbell and J. M. Noonan. H
--MEASURING SOCIAL- Oilo of
the most enjoyable social cvoitts ot
Ori., iiunareéi mar any people i<=l\\\<=r0d
Y 0 3% 8 941 0 -
Bolilter, assisted by Mr. W.li.Wood-
was a hugh success thiougi ou e
progranmie was “s'li`ort 'but sweet" the
ocntests goodnnd lively. the various
the lunch was all that could be
desired, which is generally the cciso
when the Kensington Meltliodlst
women get to work, and tho chairman
Mr. Bruce -Poynter. was nll that one
hero iii lien of ian elaborate biography
In ister years, the writer would say
that  Poynter is one of those -few
Fr _
could -wish for in a chairman. Jusit _ ;
men In a church who can always be
rclloil on to do what they are asked I
to do :md do it well, without requiriiii; I
u prelliiilnery notice nl a. week, or 'Uwe
weeks, ns the case, uiuy be. .With n '
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   '__ ltrllf li dozen or so wideawake young _ ,
_ _ . "\_inen like Mr I’synt.er any church is  '
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bound to do good work. The social _
\v,.ls_ also very siiccesslul from '
t'il‘._ancis| view-point, and was brought
to la close with ~tthree ]ie.ai'ty cheers _-
by line iv. ni__s.,,_ioi1tcs for their
c.np`al_llo chairman and coiiumittec, the
yoImg_ people dlspersliig with the
liopii "\tha'.` nri0t.IIl‘r,sof-[al ol’ like
_ .-_-KENSINGTON :LADIES AID CON-
CERT.-The coiicert gotten up by the
Kvnslnztoli Ladies Alu ana was iieirl
on Thursday evening February, 13th,
was n _grand succeess ln every way.
Tilt: sum of 8125.00 was taken iii at
the door_ which will be devoted to tru -
lionellt of the Prllioe County llospltul.
The ladies and others who ussli-ltcil
are deserving _ or ii large mccd ol
prnisn for their efforts to lnaiko thi I
undertaking a success. Dr. E. G. G-itll; l
presided in it most caipuble and plea =.
lug manner. Judging by the liun".i.r
oi' cncorcs, every number on the pro
gralnme was immensely a-p»pro<'iti‘rl.
Mr. Robert Lriiiiont tho song:-ltr" troinl
New Loudon havl_ng to relipoiifl to i.lio
seizolirl cncoro. Mr, Lamont luis the
gilt to putting the right tow in the
other outside talent weere Miss GIadyi`
Boll who was trnltned in the New Eng-
land Conservatory cf Music, Boston.
played 2nd‘ violin in Trinity 'll/l. E.
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u'.itiu-o ,uould lioou follow. »
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Church. Wofcestcr. Mars. The solos rlamci. W. i'i~olit.t; 1-‘;ii'cc-Coiiietly (10 liioiid, wele recent visitors to townfll
by Rev- J- M- Murchison we-rr deeply 'Ohsracloi-si; vloilii iiiici_ eiiiirirr --
appreciated. The farce-comedy cu- Woodside and Estlit-.~ l'rut.tt; Solo, -Mr. Janice Hogan ot Waterford.
Klneercd by Mr. Walllon Durl‘BCll. (ns Miss Gladys Bell; lllalogue, .\lri-i_ Tyn-
ili ‘llmck ¢l0Cl0l‘) 'DY 0- lllflrc cllcutelr' ot' .l.:l': Sample and Mrs. llorrrll; Re.ii_l.
"l»1t|w1-B" provoked roll-rs of lallsllt  ing, Miss Elin .'\ic.\iri.Ir.»ii. silo. 1'. \\ -
E;_;€_?_lm;;_Tq,I;;;?;'mZ¥___§Gl;:;€_:/($1 _L°.uey'___‘_`IjfI]`Tl__ -~Mli~is Caswell. ltllinrlottotolvil ls
'_ ' , - "si ini; her sister .`.i:'1. ii ri .I_\. _`.Z_~
by Mabel Lynda and Lorne McKen.-.itz wES'|'|.;|~ \ p|r[¢§()\' \| 5 H. 1 _ , _
501o_ by M4" Jennie Brown_nemu__g_ , _ ‘ 4 ' f l'lit--_ (,I.nicIi Street biiiiimcrslde_-ill side on the night ol the_l1th where
_gnml R_u"h M°Gr°'°Ti S°l'°' R°b°'t -Miss Miil;t1l.: Adsins and Miss Iliurla ___M,-5_ _,_ B_ Cunninglmm me re
ll-lH0Dt._ Violin Solo, Maml nd , - , _ '
Tlieresa Thompson' Mixed Quaiteiltc §amli)be)Sl or Lulilmgmn spam M0" .l"l`“”'l to All’°"l°n “lI°l` U bflcf Vlill
‘ » Q l- ay n ulnnivi-~ c. ~
Mrs. John Wallocr, Mrs. P. Walker and w. the Home 0| senator Murphy 0’
Mossrs."‘.l\'.Bdlitley.l1nd Mr. Boulter; __Mc5,,e|.B \\-Hmm) Matheson' (wgm.
if _
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Swell new Hats Just in for
You at “the Melfs Store”
SMART NEW BLOCKS-THE LAST NEW COLORS-IN IVll5N’S SOFT
FELT hats have just been opened up at the “MEN’S STORE" and are all ready for
you' THERE ARE TWO PARTICULARLY GOOD LINES WHICH WE WANT
YOU TO know about-one at $4.00 and one at $4.50. `
Aww nmo 
Handsome Fur Felt Hats in Gardenia, Notably fine quality hats all in new
Blackstone, Midnight and Kress Shades, est blocks shown in Dark, Spel‘in, Laurel
all new blocks, smart trim in finish $4.00 Dark Maple and Reseda very smart $4-50
IT WILL ONLY TAKE A FEW MINUTES TO SEE THESE--AND IF YOU
buy without seeing them -you'll be offended at yourself all season.
  Sale of _ Crepe de Chene
In New Shades
Two lviliiliiio villas ion EVENING  
iiiiisslis Ano wiisis I  
HERI5 ARE TWO VALUES IN CREPE DE CHENES THAT Wl_LI.
Dl'ILIGI'IT YOU-The first is an all silk crepe dc clienc, thirty six ilich_es wide,
admirably adapted for evening dresses, blouses and the like,_ shown in Rose,
Sapphire, Maize, Bottle Green, Seal, Dark Navy, Plum and White,   d
notable valuc   ° y .
The second is a similar line of crepe do chene, bllt a somewhat better I
_ quality than the first. It is also thirty six inches wide,‘ all silk, fi beautiful
weave, shown in Maize, Coral, Rose, Sunset and White. The   d
special price is ...................................................................................... ._ ° Y ’
If we could pin a sample on the ad-we really think the goods would be
all sold within 24 hours. Will you come in and look at the showing ? _
-MAIL ORl)I_'IRS--MAIL REQUESTS FOR SAMPLES PROMPTLY FILLED-
We are next door to you by mail. '
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and Miss Esther Prontt who formerly ___ ____ m ' ' `
Mrs. Anthony McDonald, arrlvediroiii
Boston on _Monday evening to attend
the lulieral of the lute Charles E.
Mdbonzild. ll
is at -present renewing old acquaint
int-cs in Allbei-ton.-D. ,
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-Mr. .Bertram Ramsay, well iiml
hlvornbly known among tho illarlllmtf
II "1-'rzii-lzt i'ctur'ncd lrom Summer-
he was attending the races.--D.
--Ex-l-ioldicr Walter -Sonicr, Sillillll-
ci-slldo was an outwalrd pnsseusvl' °"
Monday en route to hlonctnil, where
he expects to secure li p`ositlion ln th"
government car shops.-ll
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Suitable for any' room,
or boudoir. '
-Good time ke iers-Pric
$3.90 to $5.60 eagliq _
oil OEREITAND wi-i~r
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