assistance on
gig;-,r-ipuon and  Phone ;........_.....,..1ll;apP|;mm is shown "_, 5, in meg of gddpioml 3553;.
.nm ure luis Pups.  in men gi-mils inode. is - 
'neuonnonolunnueuuolremnomueneup-_
inerelile. Ml¢"¢°l» Ulllfll IN ` husbands, but where a son is' 'provedto be the only
naming nelly t lm nf vw- (ie-I
. ¢g,,,||,,|) | .4 - support of a widowed mother her claims for assist-
ll."°""...,...i.l '.7-¢'i'.l"c'li°»i&¢»'=f.'¥:i"l°e'§.ili»°°{nu|l»¢i is ii- 0-if-'M an
lvnnlng Dolly (founded 1801) 110, (delivered or by
mn) |n cum", .M 'ug fu. U, g, *_ . - _ worked as follows :--' .
Oeturdoy Weekly (founded Ill?) $1.00 per ennuln bi
mall In canada or U. 8. A-
. number of me Amin lanes er cliwleusri. 
_-_-_-fc-_-_-_~_-_:_-_».|»vif¢:: f::.~:-‘_‘:::;:-11 :.‘-'-'-1'-1'-'-‘rf-2'-‘ff-'-'-'-1'-‘-'-`f`f - - 5""
5.. _ t
Sierulunv, M/mea ii, i9i6. t
:_-:_-:_-:.1-:::-rr:-*JJr-`-'fi-‘7*-‘-'-`-‘-‘fi-`f->‘~`-`-'-`-`-‘=--`-'f-`-`-`-""`~'-" ‘ ' ' ' ' ""’A' t
_ iliixlilo' rlioolilsss .io
ways, given in our. Ottawa despatches yesterday ha
morning lliakes the pleasing announcement that the in
annual deficit on the Prince Edward Island Railway.
wliieli ill fornier years averaged anywhere between wi
one hundred alld one hundred and eighty th0llSHll<l wh
dollars, was reduced last year to $25,500- wa
Along with this came also the announcement that me
over 4,000 miles of new road had beeil added to the ca
Government railways of Canada' aild that the esti- Pa
mated earnings on the Ilitereolonial aloile exceeded ance; that lies with the Government authorities at
those of the previous year. by $l,l9l,ooo. . Ot 7 ' '
This pleasing state of affairs. both on the Prince must depend upon her husband or her friends.
l,-Idwzlrd Island Railway and on the continental roads,
was brought about, not in spite of the war, but be-
cause of it. Owing _to the war there has been ll large
increase in freight trafiie alld also a considerable
iilerease in passenger traffic, as many of those _who lil
fornler years made a trip to Europe were this year
- _ - -. 7 ' ' 1 1 r th' 'tl Of.
;1?‘;r.;“ §‘:.;:;:‘;‘“itslsrl:.i;‘;‘s..‘;'€.i.’.;’...‘is;..i   it  .may me  .  of
I' - ' 7 I
. - th
over the Canadian railways.
. - - tl
\\ ar has, therefore, its compclisations. We are
____ doubt ___l___g up n huge debt which must be paid did not wander far afield and that they kept a sharp
some day, blit in the meantime we are discovering new l°°k°lll_ fnl' llle bulldog llllll nas _been Pall°llllY awall'
avenues of wcallli and we are beginning to exploit ln_g then' Conllng for lne_Pll5t nlneleell m°nlllsi Cel'
thein. The industrial development that has taken till" loo llllll ll llley Saw _nls llllst ln l_n° nnlng Ol' llenrfl
_MCC ___ Gllmdu on account of the Wm. is Simply his bark tllcy lost no tlnle ill getting back to their
alnllziilg. From time to time our news columlis have no -
iolil of the contracts given to Canadian inanu facturers
for munitions and equipillellt of various kinds. These nplnlon ln Great Blllaln are llllallllnnlls ln lnc View
have :llreadv reached some hundreds of millions of ‘nat Sooncl' °l'l3t°l` ‘ne German nent wlll Come out and
dollars aiid'\\'e are only beginning to learll what we accept lnc Challenge ol the Bllllsn l`l‘l"'Y~ All ex'
change says Germany has been moving heaven aild
These iildilstries will not continue after the war, eallll ln llllng annul a Pfcnlalure Ol' lnllcclslvc Peace-
The only effect on the Allies has been to put more
Wm take “Q phce among the manufacturing Countri-“_ steel into their hearts and more determination into
` _ their efforts. Germany must therefore begin to see
gress, labollr is abundant and money everywhere in lnal ll Prelllatnne Pence ls beynnl-l P°5SlbllllY- ll lnnst
begin to recognize that the only peace now possible is
But tlwrc will be ,.e_adiuStmcm5_ what Wm one whose terms will demand, among other things, the
disbandment or distribution of the German Navy.
can do.
but others will no doubt take their places and Canada
of the world. In the meantime industries are in pro
Canada is more abundant perhaps than ever before.
happen after the war is over cannot be definitely
measured. In some quarters, notably in industrial
centres there will be re-actions, while no doubt in are llllklng llbnllt declare that to lne Germans the lllcn
other quarters there will be a resumption of activities °l' ‘llsbllndlng ol' ‘llsnlbnllng lnell' nll"Y ls " ulnlllnll'
able.” That being so, as soon as the Germans see no
_ . . . ._ _
now held in cheek. At present the extra money is
largely in the hands or at the disposal of the wage °
_____r______5_ ,rhosc who have Capita] have it tied up in their fleet in a fight with the British, as a desperate
one or :iiiother of the industries that have arisen as a Cllllllce _lllat lmlyj Wllll llllfk’ lllrll Ont Well for lllcnl'
result of the wlll' alld tllerc will be re-adjustnlellts ill AS one nllvlll Wrncl' says' ln ll nglll at Sen nnbodll Cin*
tell what a combination of circumstances may bring
bout, and “absolute prognostications of victory are
these cases also.
. . a
In our province-unblcst or uilcursed by indus- I
tries--there will bc less displacement of capital than _f_ode____ Sea fight" These are the c0__s_der____0__S
where hotll population and business are floating on
manufacturing activity. We are in a better position ‘Le war Wm not Hnish before Germany has had ___
least one desperate fling with her navy.
in hold what we have and to add to it _than those are. l
who are dependent upon industries which must change
when the war is over. But none the less we, also,
must prepare for the rc-adjustnieiit which will inevit-
:lhly Collie even in this province. The adtlitioltal
earnings oil our railway is an cvidclice of additionaI`
business by our farmers and merchants, an evidence
of better times and of more money in circulation. i,
This additional business is not the result of ally new “
discovery or the inauguration of any new lines of |
and doing inorc of it. We have by no means reached
the lilnit of this business. Our farms are capable of U
nlueh more than they are doing; our fisheries also |
the foundation of our whole business. From these
two all our mercantile and transportation activities
are fed. And it is to these two that we must look I
for stability alid further development. There is
every reasoii then tllat now, more than ever, all i
Ipossible' attention should be given to our farms, to C
further exploitation of the immense wealth to be ~
found, if we look for it, around our shores. i
)X(
(
There seems lo be some misunderstanding with bg
_reference to the payment of Separation Allowances to
soldiers wives and the relief gi-vcn in certain cases
from tlie'Patriotlc,g‘f1lfund,. Patriotic Fund was n
originated for..tlte_ splcpurpose _of providing that the
wives;,at_t_ll.,§`t5¥illd'f‘en' vdffllid sloldiérs on active service
.ov_ers£'ti=s"’§liould not want. It hae nothing whatever
to 'dollhvith the 'Separation Allowance granted to the
wives or other dependents of soldiers, which is paid
exclusively by the Dominion Govemment, nor is it
intended for 'those' whose Separation Allowance or
other sources of income are sufficient' to maintain
them. The sole idea of the' fund. is to provide for
tliearmy/li in needof assistance ov and above
wliut they my receive from the 'Government Sepor-é
ation Allbwifliceof po a month and 'm m of
lil# vivid;-v¢»tiilii»'riiy_=u»f¢»i=d bythe r
_ _ eading articles to thc declaration of war on Portugal,
industry, bllt of doing business along the old lilies W
with the Foreign Office for permitting things to drift
_ _ ittle iiiore “ tactful handling of the situation” the
can be much further developed. These two lines are Lisbon Cabinet coukl have been ~detaChed'»_ from
Great Britain. As a result of this want of German
ose his political head.
n Germany was given in one of our despatches rc-
_ ently when Major Moraht, one of the best informed
the utilizing of every acre of land alid also to the G
and Germany.” “These nations," he continues,
U
world, had they bitt worked hand in llalid."` Ready
P  to join hands even .with France to advance the culture
France that brougli_t'._'ol_l the war. It certainly_,,waa'
"..'1'.l.‘If.i‘T.’.1"“
of tl_i__e appliant are considered and if the
Assistance is granted principally 'in the msc of
ce are also considered. _ Generally the fund is
When a married man enlists and dmires assistance
tawa, but for any other financial assistance she
>><<---
WILL GERMAN NAVY FIGHT?
Rumours have been current for the past few days
numerous German warships being _seen in the
em have ventured out of their hiding place behind
ie Kiel Canal, but it is certain that if they did they
le.
Some of our exchanges claim that leaders of
Now naval experts who claim to know what they
her alternative but a fight to a finish, they will _risk
ft to those who have never known the hazards of zi
hicli probably incline the British authorities to think
)>=(
clliilloli or rliolli
Our telegrams this morning emphasize the grow-
ig discontent in Germany over the conduct of the
iar. The German press, we are told, devotes many
ith, it is evidelit, an undcrcurrent of dissatisfaction
iitil it ended in war. The claim is lnade that with a
tact ” the German Minister at Lisbon is likely to
Another straw showing how the wind is blowing
erlnan military critics, expresses deep regret at the
wiping out of so many of the brave men. of France
might liaveled in the advance of culture in the
not cvell Kulttir)~'of the world! " A few thousands,"
says, " were tho originators of the war.” '
Whom does he blame? He admits it was not
ot'England, nor was lt.Russia. The “ few" 
ere 0 e ewtousal'l.,g”Aw gowns
ly assigned to his wife These are considered “mm dn, _M bel I
ng with the Separation Allowance granted by the _ycnttended _ 0' ’ "6 ng urge'
Govemment, and if the circumstances resulting appear '  hues of
The report of Dr Reid, Acting Minister of Rail- to
o
be satisfactory no grant is made. If, on the other to have the geoeiii-e nin' nil address ' -' ~ _
nd, the wife is left in straitened circumstances, A ;1'::_Ml" A' _' w°l'l"ll'l'°ll ull” °"°l°` " _ ' Q "__ '. '
nthly allowance according to her need is made. _ 01 1 Mlgfgnfis °léo‘;lf§;l;°¢Il_‘I'\i.fl;l€`__‘:_°’;~vf‘v‘:_f__ ni,”
A similar routine is followed in the case of- ”;l;|l:,'l,l;l,t°Ifl”“|°l"lm lyegglgggggeslilfg E. I. has recelverl tlie»followllig'let:
dowed mothers. No allowance is granted, however, to bo announced shortly among the l°;)ef:|l_‘lfv}‘a_l;£::l‘i_{,‘::;:_l‘=‘;ltf'_;é sent to
ere the woman, before the soldier‘s enlistment, §g}§ll5°:_`e'°tgl“li;ll`°l° “nd nl” lflddllag me at Qui,-han, B¢u|0gne,d,,¢9q
_ _ _ _ a rgotlilinl li-ie .
s iii no way financially dependent upon him. This non: future. ‘ u " B Y 14-1_%l§:_ dips' recelveldl wléh bsiggofli-oft
_ . _ _ . . - I one li or un red litre
ans that no soldier who marries after enlistment The “gmt new W" received this (;100_oo)__Bofm-9 your letter reached
n obtain financial assistance for his wife from the week gy Mrs. Inn, Secretary of tlie 3;; lI_Il;‘;g_::fla§‘ll3u€x_§:_l:°‘;’l:\l:l(__sgl'lf;-l°;‘6
triotic Fund. She may get her Separation Allow-l::§,lflmdl“ndb;h¢f:°l§l:d:;':l;l; °;§’,,l;l'f,°}.f,yvf,f,?e unto over the position of Assistant
and "nt through Mus Plummen Fwd Director of Medical Services, Canadian
Comfort Commissioner. have safely '|`l’00l>H. Bramsllott Camp. England,
reached lllie boys at the front and' are *md Y°“\` 1°"-el' _WU lf°l“l'|1°‘| .fl‘°m
being fully appreciated as the several Ffllllee f-0 me 319179- f -
letwrs received, sho” LL COL M¢. At this place l have live hospltals
AVR” 23th Battalion; Major Alexand. fllll Of C8.ll8.dl&llB Bll l-he "X118 Bhd I
ei- Mscpliail. D. s. 0., ard F. C. C. E. would like your permission to use
and LL Leavitt in command of me this moneyliore fortliolr comfort. At.
2nd Dlvlslonal Slgnallers in speaking Dl'0B¢ll¥» W9 IIBVS 0\'8l' 400 Cillladlhns
of om. bovm “vs_ --The lads fmm the hore and some help of this kind ls
-shud are su in good helm, and spirit; much more useful here than in France.
-.nd though. having served at the front. W0 MVB ll0l`0 £119 521141 131011811011
_or over twelve monthm are as keen on which comes from Port Arthur and
he job as evéh I had tha pleasure Fort Wllllam, also 16 other battalions,
ind 'honour to be in command or No. lwhich largely come from Ontario.
; section for over eight months, and il I can uwwe you I appreciate your
cannot speak too lilglny of the'P. E. klndnwi in Sendlns this money and
island boys. 'rlioiign young in years, hone you will approve of my uslns it
for they arg only boys, so to speak,” for the comfort. for the men who are D
they have, not once, but on every oc- Sick here. I'
casloll, acquitted themselves like men. Yours faithfully.
and have set an example Of 000111868. A- R- SHE!-|-|NGT0N»
daring, and courage that is hard to Lleut.-Colonel. A. D. M. S.
oqualj' ' Canadian Troops, M
his friends.
Lieut.-Colonel
J ohu .
trlp. '
The students
A. Hughes.
forward to.
Slinltiirlum on
%|llop r 0'LoLry
S'
ri
§i
Mrs. W. K. Rogers had as tier guest
this week llei' sister Miss Ethel Slnc- 1
lair of Sullimersille.   
_ is e e
Among the prlvate social events ol' val
the week was li. most enjoyable Un
dance in the Caledonia Hall oil Monday
' 82
evening when Miss Ethol Stewart oil-   
pa
tertalned upwards of eighty of hor . ‘ _ Hia,
friends. The program was nicely ar- -_ mo
ranged and several pleasant hours
were delightfully whlled away lil A liotlce appeared ili the papers g
dancing, Miss Blanchard presiding at some tltne. 25° that Hel' Majesty
the piano. Dainty refreshments were Qlleell MU? |1311 Sent Several DENI-
served shortly before midnight and coats. worked 'by her own hands, to
a most agreeable evening passed all the Canadian Branch of Queen Mary*s
too qulckly. The chaperones were Mrs. Needlework Guild for the purpose of
(Col.) Campbell, Mrs. (Major) Mc- ralslug funds to procure comforts for
Nutt and Mrs. (Capt.) Cook. soldiers wounded at the front.
Major Bartlett, who has been so sented to P. E. Island. has been sent.
seriously l.ll. was able to enjoy a short to Mrs. Macdonald, Govommelit House
walk this week muc'li, to the delight of and wlll be disposed of ln the some
the former comniandant of the 140th dllferellt sections of the Island. Each
battalion, are guests at the Royal Ho- ticket wlll give the purchaser 9. chance
tel, St. John. On Wednesday after- to wln the dainty little garment
liooli Mrs. Harold Perley at her resid- made by Queen Mary.
once ln Pagan; l"lu.co cntertalnetl at tea It wlll be a source of pleasure to Hoi-
ln honor of Mrs. Beer, the ton table Majesty to learn that hor gift. and tllo
and reception rooms being beautifully nature wlilell prompted lior to send lt
decorated with spring flowers. Mrs. were appreciated by her loyal sub-
Boer expects tobo several weeks ill St. jects, who wlll give proof of their
Mr. Hyndman Sr., and Mr. Harry It ls the intention that the drawing
Hyndman of Edmonton, who were for- wlll take place ln Easter week.
merly in this city are now vlsltlng -i_.__,_
Mr. Justice McDonald ln Winnipeg  
prio to Mr. Hyndmali coming east to V _
Tordlito and Montreal on rl business   F0'
\
Mr. Harry Tidmorslfs many frlonds ' -@-
woroglad to see him ouggoli Thursday '.“|'“|lll*¢|
for ii oliort drfvo utter h severe ut- by W. I. Lolllol.
tack of la. grlppo. _ '
D-- HIS .
Technical College at Halifax 'gave a i 5 g ,g _ .
Red Cross Dance this week which was y rim B°l"'n°r An"
one of the affairs of tho season, the My] 55-41( my H '_
Rod _Cross design being everywhere om); 59% it 90; ow 6 rlmga I md
ln ovldonce, even to the lces and oak- rf 1 had imnwn ms hand had placed
es. Among the guests from more the bm-den there,
were Captain Bagnall and Llout. Bay- ‘ - v
er.
Miss Katherine Huslies, the Canad-
lan writer, of Edmonton, who recent-_
ly arrived in Montreal on her return
tom' il. year’s residence in Eligland,,ls .
ln Ottawa to vlslt her brother Mr. P.; .
Much interest ls being taken ln the'
Recruiting Campaign now being car-
ried on among the 105th bow. many
of whom are now on fiil'lo\ig'h, and
the outcome wlll be eagerly looked
Mrs. w. E. l-iymimsn entertained
the afternoon Bridge Club,._iiioot of V
-groeably on Thursday. *`
I-'l`oii"Cliarlos Dalton onto ' ed a'
party of friends at the new
taking his lmesta there by npoclill
train and teams. The trip _nn vary
much enjoyed by el~eryone.‘.g&Qeilt on
_deep interest centres eroitn _ the mal)
_illhoent glft. Among tlt0!o~lt_t8fllilnl;
were Promter and Uri. Metlilecouzi
lee
.rl
of the 1058:.
being quite
several
BVQII
om the Patriotic Fund for his wife and family he lm” "°l'° _ .- '  vm., _ _
ls up an application fori_n_i_n which he sets forth mm _'  _ _ __ ' _'  ~ ; if  ._
e financial position of himself and hlg,»fllmtl'y and .Wm t°°::3¢_*:?‘~u_g.l _Nf°°{¢ hfhcapulfsz _ -'*'_*""-°'-'*-'---, L  . -~_____ __ _
lie amount of his w=g¢ as a soldier he' ' il1lllIl¢ed;lll""ill\lA"'l'g;yi'lig pant few ` 1 '  ~'  "' ""' "' "
ati . . . _ -~  l~l_1ll‘tlle _devel-nl Lenten s_el.\' ls*-:_   ._ _ ..
r \
i .  1 lIll|ll|llll`il|[|SP|lll$
El
s.
it -v »- Bramsliott Camp.
There has been one pettlcoat don-
* * * ated to each province. The one pre-
'  '- manner as ln tho other provinces.
* * * - There wlll be tickets offered for sale
and Mrs. L. H. Beer at twenty-llve cents each, by ladies ln
loyalty and appreclatloii by Durellau.
* * * ing ii. goodly number of tickets.
l .. . Gllllllllll READERS
* * ° MY l.oA
of the Nova. Scotia el"-
Then it had been to me ilo- nnxlous
CPOBB Bild CRTC,
Blll Just. another _way for meihls grace
_ to ahow.___ . ii
` """'i""""'|"l"l'WQlr
My load-lils gift! How glad I om lie
knows my frame!
What I can do and boar he weighs
and watches well;
Some chorn in nesli, some brunt or
light, some danger fell- `
These be the way dqiitgnod through me
to liralce lilo Nome. . .
My loiui-‘ins gnu I iinnik my Goan
diffrent seems
Than when-n yesterday-I faltered
on the way,
And crfedifull oft for owlfter oloelng
of 'tho dey, .
I' .~ ._  - Wlillo now night comes too soon. when
rmiJ¢.lton
l$*
eee 1 " 
Ol# '
deeds glve way to droains. '
My load--his glftt If heavier than oncli
, 'day ll. gn, 
'Tls lllaolpl I need to test. uid
A ..'%l‘i" l’i"é’.“l’i’&;... 1.
ll 1 o _e troil,`-lln-
. tll--at loii¢_tli-- I »
My] rttiofa house I reedli. the my to
.~ lifcli lla ations. - r
Thursday 'afternoon
Hon C
1
'L
y Goods, Furniture and Household Furiiisliinge
pping, 1916:.
Thie`84-page spring
quarterly style .review
-of Butterlek contains au-
f thoritative Paris and New
York fashions and advance
,_ infomation about style
“ tendencies, materials, and
dress accessories. ....-_ln /
   
Wlebfétedttbmtonls
Wash _ Fablrics' are
being shown" 
'this-"#?Season. _'i»@f‘?"f'  
' """`i’ 1'7"" i 'l -"
and 'levi-.lyv  3 If
on Exhibition falso
‘- Q-D' _ Crum’s Prints ill
the newest. _pat-`~
terns. ~ I V
-SEE THE DIS?
PLAY 1N_ ou R
Wiuoows.   r_
ames Paton  Co.
PHONE-9 6 " '
ii l l é
° ' . li d ' '
lllary Prisoners ln §‘.i‘.“$...‘_’“'s‘;'.?.i“5?’€I...‘§“.£.":.;°f5$§‘;?.’
United Kingdom .’.’;.f.‘i§‘f.“l‘..-ti.."’,?.§i...‘.?.“.€§ai.‘.°" """““' “ll”
There are also 32,181 luterlled one-
LOND0N_ March 9__Gm.mm, ,m_ my aliens. tho undorsecrotary ndllcd
and nlilltary prisoners ln tho Bom" ‘ll "lmln are °lnPl°y"fn nl ‘llllll"
md Kmgdom at present total 13__ rlo sand alld.otllors lil muklug mall
1. and ull of tlieni receive the same llllgll' The 5°""l`l“nl"`lll n° aalnf
y us llrltish soldiers, according to it hopes to start both mllltnry and clvl-
telueiit made in the house of com- llan prlsonors shortly 'onl the-Work of
ns this afternoon by Harold J. Tell- clearing forest lands. _
_l: li  
F
i
Inman;
. Money 
or propenyleft for the family should imply thatthe prin-
clpal_ will elnvested tpvyleldanincome. But is it invested
to yield an income? ore often it is lost in some foolish
venture. This cannothappen _to a guaranteed monthly
IIICOIDB. '
A large sum, when placed _in the hand of an ineafper- '
ienced person, is a temptation and often proves a disa van-
tage rather than a blessing.
Ask for particnlars of the Monthly Income Policy
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g_ii_:_l;ty and liluease euveen the
of our wall board?
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Germany, who for-thirty years had been. rillin' 'an ‘ ll °°_ l»l*l4°'-HT li-j'»~'f/1.    ~` _' »  _.  ' "N" ` ' ' _ _ _   
P'°P‘"l“§ ll" G°’*"F¥:§*‘°“ fF"'.~’.*4f» fglltlis-°v*°¢* 'H:l';‘l,_{';',l§~.T'f5ll'»'i-'ihlf  »°'-is 'A .;,  B . lf  5'. ' f. 'il 1 up n
Major Moraht wan, .erlthusiitlc as "`bf~them. A' » ' *YW   .. -.ulllf ' - * V ` if ~ i f ' ‘» ` i "
.. . , l “lvl . » I i.
T o-day it is quite possililé`that he is not af wllltmoré  
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