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iurely be eclipsed by "Quo Vall ls,‘
it. is u glorious series of living li lllil
.the showing and dl>plt~l.ilig |il\- ill t
'period in history when the Apul-:tic
lights throwll upon iloly Writ by
respectful at all tliilt-s-<are llceiily
in the production. .-\ di-st-riptioii nt' lhl-ln rt-lilly lit-littlt-s lailgllagc.
We see the orgies ot‘ the noliilit 3.".
Nero's colirt; the tragic life of the t'lll'islinll inztillen Lygit, whose
faithful slave lfrsues-a giant in stature aild strengtli-plays such an
important role ill the areila st-en es.
are lmpersonated with vivid ll-ulll. llir- bllrnillg ot' lioiiil- is il marvel
oi' stagecraft anti drillnaliv elililax.
arena. where Cliristliiils art- throw
ible to rlescrllie. You may cull `Quo \';illis" eiiterlaillluviit, it' _volt like.
but we look llpoil it as il poworf ul
I period in the history ot` ilic <'llri.sti:ln t'llurt-ll.
 
"'°"°" Pl§llPlES THEATH E Et‘.°.'If‘ll'..f."
“ FRIDAY & SATURDAY wtf" lll Mind
l The World"s' Unouestioned Film' Masterpiece!
Ploturlng The Powerful and Reverent Novel by Henry Sienkiewicz.
 ‘ U0 v.-luis”
fktol-l'r_ sg_Et.sor= suapnsslne Plcroaml., nnAlvlA1'lc AND sp-
- PAST l"ll()(lRAMl\ll‘} .f\(‘l{ll‘I\’El\lE.'\"l`$`i in lllln tirlillllciioiis will
:kind ever attempted, excepting “(‘;lbh'iu." now sliowillg in big ceiitrt-ts.
potlc Nero was tit tht- height of his <-rlll»lt_v lllld folly. lt is also llll-
  _ _ HE
Extraorainai-yr t T The Central
Q.
_ `. ` ` _.` .f i*_.@;;_-_-:_-_-::-1.-:_*L*-‘r::_f:::_i\|r;;:;:_-:::--‘::::1':::_
Peter Exclalmed; ‘Quo Vadlo Dominic?" (Whlth- ` 5* ‘
Lord 2) Christ Answered; "Should'st Thou Aban- rr PAYS "T bu’ in tm' W°'m°°' "
will go to`-R ome to be Crucitled Again." '
AR MERIT.
' the nlosi stllpeilllous work of the
ograplls l-oilsuiuiiig two hours ill
llv anvil-ill city of ltliillt- when iles-
Palll lllliori-tl ` in lttillle tlull silic-
this lli.stol'll-all illivel-rf~\'»-rleilt and
illi|irll.~.~‘i\'t-_ ’l`hi:rl- are l-ight reels
tht- l_'l'zlildl-lil' anti llvlialll-llery of
Paul und Peter. Apostles of (`hrist
whill- the pill-ous st-elles in the
ii lo the wild btzlsts it is illl os'-.
lesslin--u sernlou - oil tl l'rlii'izll
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CONCENTRATION CAMPS.
V.AN(f()UVEll. il. (`., April l:'i.--As
thtrreslllt of li r‘out'orl=il<:le ht-ld to de-
visemeanl-i ot' dealing with the alii-tl
po "lation here. it is reported unotli~
clgly the decision arrived at was to
esthbllsh it concentration leaiilp out-
side the city and set tht- men to l>loar-
ing'=-.the lnnd.
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".\l:l¢-is \-1-tl-riliury llllrl-all is free.
An 1.-xpe-rt will ll-ll you how to curl'
:intl ctlrl- for _vollr horses :lull cattle.
This tll-p;lrtin<>lit will not a<~lfl=pt one
cf-nl for dsl-i‘\'it'i-el l'eiillei'ell---»it`.s fret-.
l';-l- it. 'l`lll- Two .\lu.l-'s, l-ill (ireut
Gi-orge St. ,\1l<It[’
"\\'l-r-til'r_v :l nice lint- ol` tllll
lllioks, Lilies, .\`illk+~i's, l"lo:ils, 4-lc..
Nl-w .sto<:k~-l-I. .\4 Flislt-r~~ ('¢-nlrul
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We have just the size, sl
The Columbia Grafonola
without one. But their is jus
reach it.
delight in demonstrating sup
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GetaColumbia Grafonola
will suit your purpose perfectly for home or hall, at' just
the price that sllits your purse,
sires at so mr-my different prices that no home should be
excellence) so hiyh that others cannot soar above, or even
' It’s a pleasure for us to show you this instrllment-we
lape and style machine that
is made in so many different
t one quality, (the pinnacle of
remacyfl
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WONDERFUL PICTURE. -' “ Quo
Vadls " at People’s Theatre this after-
noon and to-night. 9542
THE LADIES' AUXILIARY of the
Y. M. C. A. will hold a sale of home-
inode cookery in the Y. M. C. A. on
Saturday afternoon, April 24. 9543.
FOURTH LITTER.-The North
Tryon Silver Black Fox Co., were pre-
sented witll another litter of foxes
ye`.'sterda_v. making the fourth litt`er
this season. .
FROM CANSO.-Below is a list of
those wlto ltave left Canso for Halifax,
where they will bo attached to the
lloynl (.‘a.uadlall Garrison Artillery.
T'rin<-l- l~Idwartl island Heavy Brigade,
will nlzlkv up a buttery or T5 men.
it is llullerstood. to lie stationed
at l~`ort lvl-s:--Q.M.-Sergt. l-2. 'l'rainor.
Sergl. ld. .l. l)un`y, Sergt. l~l. llryne,
t'tii~|il. \\'. Seailtlebury, lloru. F. l’li_rl-
.~llt.-r. Gunners I.. Adam. A. Coady, Il.
Steele, J. Steele, B. Mc-Eat-llcril, ii.
l1w_vt-.r, ll. Mclilllis, J. llicluiiis. J. Haw-
kins. i’. Lcclair. 'l‘. Nesbit, A. Smith,
S. llolllivtln, P, Walsih, A. Inman.
THE MAILS.-\'estet'day was the
last lilly of the Capes service for this
season and the bouts after crossing
laid up. l-`it'ty-tivo bags ot' muil were
taken over to this side, the mail reach-
ing the city at 2.15 p, ni. 'l`llt-rc was
also big mail taken over by the Mlnto.
The malls are trolltictcd from the city
letter boxes now in the morning at
t./lsr oPPol§_IliUNl1‘v.-sep _. ‘ the
wonderful picture. “Q_uo' Vadis," at
People’s Theatre thlaaiternoon and
to-night. _ _ 9542
QUO VADI8.-The ilrlest picture
ever seen in this city at People's
Theatre this afternoon and to-night
for the last time. 9542
SPECIAL MUSIC.-There will be
special music nt the evening service
lu the Central Christian C urch to-
morrow. The choir will render an
anthem and Miss Vers, Haslem will
sing ii Solo. 4
THE STEAMERS.-The. Stanley
ducked at Picton yesterday ut 1.15
|i,nl., with tl8_ tons ot’ cargo, 30 bags of
iilail and 35 passengers. The lillnto
lil ' ~
Tllesl- men, with the battery from tllentloclteli in Charlotetown at 105 Site
ltl on board 112 tons of cart-ro, 100
.lillgs of muil and 35 pssseiigf-i's.
LAID TO REST.-The funeral ol’
the lute Alhert'MacKay, Wheatley
River, took plucc Thursday alterliooli
at 2 o'clock. Rev. Mr. ifrowe uild ltcv.
li. It. Bell oiliciated, Rev, .\lr_ Bell
preaching the funeral address. l-le
referred to the many iine~ qualities
ot the deceased and exhorted those
present to imitate his example, ill ills
,faltlllulness asa husband, citizen und
church member. Mr. Macl{_ll_v was
.very widely known, and l`ril-nds from
fur and nent' were there to pay their
last. tribute of respect to one whom
they had learned to love and respect.
_in life. l-ie was a faltllful and consis-
tent member of the New Glasgow
(‘llristian Church, and was il brother
ltlttl, the collector starts oil his rounds, 0
:lt noon and ill the evening at ti o'clock. 0
Thi- foreign mail closes at the i’ost H
LAW sTuoEh_1TsT'uNlon.-Jllilge 
t` the late Donald MacKay, .\l. l.. A.,
t` Oyster lied Bridge. I-le leaves to
iourn ti. widow and two brothers.
0lll"“ Pllfll lllvrllillt-I lil 5-15- (f‘llpt, George Mal-Kay, Slllilmerside,
nd .lohn i\lltt'l{ay. \\'llt\tllley itiver;
iso one .s-ister, l\‘ll‘s. Heull. ol' i‘:1llfor-
A. E. Toombs
Stl-wart delivered ii lecture to the
nleuiliers of the l.uw Student’s Union
Oil
’l`llllrsltzl_v evening. his subject
ieing the “Courts ot' lduuity lil Eug-
lunll." lie explained in ills usual
pleasing style the manner in whlcll_
ltiw und justice were ellt`orced in early ‘f
days in l-England and the sirelltllstailcos _
he
tlistitictivl-. ifourts of jllrisprlldencc. l
by
tion to the stlldents for forming a
Sol-ll:t_v, saying that he was willing to
volt- of thllnks- was tenllerell to him
for his kintliless in ll‘<‘lltl‘ing to the
l`nion.
t
l
pri-sl-nt sllinnll'l‘. recelltly outlined in t
'l'lll' tllulrdiall. Tile lslxauliner gives
nlli, l.'. S. A.
lMPlllllilll llllllll
'l`bl- Post Ollier- llt:plli'tll|l-nl lids
which necessitated the iiistitlttiiiu ot' 'S’““"l ""\i"" ‘hill l"‘“'“l4" -"‘i‘"lD~‘l-
the tfourt. lil' (‘haucery. l’ro<‘eetlillg, “W 3 _ » ` - ' ` '~
s|,(,w,,(| how m,~,m grew up ,Iwo have been printed. iiluy lie llclrepted
in lvllltll the lvoitls "\\'.li ’i‘t\v"
til' prepaynleitt of postage, but itl ilo
Wm, di,-fm.,,m Uhjems and governed <'il'ciln1stailttes are Inlunll lltfveillto
,l;ff(.,(,m mslolus and rules, lm. Stamps to bf- tlrt-opted on letters. post,
(‘lillrt ol' ('liatlr:er_v being rel-lortell to ‘fi""|S- lflliilill "Dies 0" V051 0lll"‘f
in 31| K-“SBS whom me mmmon iuw mnilc_vol'tlel‘l-l. 'File public must there-
gay., u right that was H.,-0m0,lmbi(~, by fore he careful to see that t`ol‘ postal
prnwss of common 1aW_ The Iwmrer purposes only stamps sllpplied by the
,.0m.iu(|,.(| with a word of C0mm(.nda_ Post Oilily- department shall br- used.
assist them at any future time. A   
HESUMES Blllllill lllllll
BUILDING PlllliHlll|ll|l  .;.;.._-_....._.._......5_
f-dur-iltioil its-l-lt'. l'\‘or :l good nluuy
l _vcllrs lltere hut-l been :lu insistent
ll-ulillld tor zlgritrultllrul cllllvtltititl. ll
------ ff was often urged at rlil`t`t=retll lii»>et.illgs
o have some oi` the lli|‘:lil\l‘ slllijoet-.ts
llt iltltlilhtll I0 the lllliltlillil DPO- llt. the Priilco ot' \Vnles't‘iillege elimi-
grulnml- t'or t'lnirlntlctown during the tml(-tl f,-tm, Um t-m»ri.»ul,|m ,mtl ug,-ir
-ullitrl: substitlltetl lnttteilll. 'l‘ll:it
would appeal' rettsolitlhle, lint there
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llil- tlillowlllg iutert-sting illtornlution:
. .. .. _ . . 1 . . \
.lollii .\lt‘l{inilol1. J. it. iliullis, Alht-rt 3
|;`.sslil‘_v, li. llliney and ld. llulluut, while ii
otllvrs will ilnprovc and add to their
\ I was one ditlli'ult_v ill this regtlrrl thut.
' " :\l\1UlIl§<lIll€‘l‘s1'(-ported intent ing to had to be tllkcn into l~nllsi<lt‘rtiiion.
The Music Man 3%.. ht lillilll allv- nwntioned the names _Of and tllt1t,\vltstliet`zit~t that the t‘olleg<-
’ muy \l<"-"~'l"~‘ \\' ll '|`iflHl1H`“¢l\ |\'1\ll Hf‘t|tllll vas not :ln tlgricllltural college wllolly
nd that li great iiluilyint” the stlldeuls
lui-nod out wert- young melt who
eedell prt~<isclV'1l1o '-.ulijetts th.lt
prcsl-lit residences.
_\s it begiunitlg towzlrlls solving the 1
ll . ~ _ _ . .' . ‘. ; f
were sollgllt to be ubatltlolleil-young
neu who \\'t=i‘l-. il rrcilit to the province.
'1'~<<“lll- l\0l1Silll-‘I Dl`0lll£‘lll ill (7ll'dl`l0ll\” lt would tlti.\refot'l: be ltllfaii' lo have
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Secure Options Now on
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dill stalntls ollt as at departure front
luiu. .»\ud _vol tlierc was the appeal
° ‘llllylllllllf ll<‘l`0l<l|`0l'0 1llll’llllll‘~"l ill llli-S t`or llgritrltltltml t-llilctltiou. which wus
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Standard
Fox Pups
ing pl‘l~pul'l-ll, his url-llitt-l't being Mr.
.l. .\l. llunter. the clevei' _voting Scotch-
llllill who bus lorilloll llert- and whose (-
work has incl with nlllch approval. o
_\lr. ill-tltlill' will begin operations t-
tllis siiring oil tl nlluiber ot` lloll:-ies to Q
be built. of rciill`ort't\ll <'0nt-rett- oil luilll (-
tuclilg Briglltoil Road, being adjacent ti
'l`lll's work will bc dii`t`cre-nt from the
tirdintli'_v ill this wily-stllat lt is the
owller‘.~; intl-ntion to build :L tlitul.ot'
I-ight llolistus on this land. the houses
l'orinill;: ll court \vitll a driveway run-
ning up the l-eiltre. lt-ntlltlg to and
frtiul thi- lirigllton llotld ill li sort ol'
llorst-slloe design, All the llollses will
fact- the cnti‘:inl‘o on llrighton Road.
The drivewa and a irour-ltts will
from
THE SILVER FOX RANCHING COMPANY
(Pioneer of all
'l`hcl'e, never was a more favorable time than
the present to start in
When the war is ended there will be unprecedented
demand for P. E. island Standard Bred Silver Foxes,
i and prices will quicklyjump to a much higher level.
By taking advantage of th
at_ once place your new company on an even plane
with the more conservative of the older concerns
and make it; a dividend
Your pair capitalization can be placed at a lower
figure now than would have been possible at any
' time within the past three
The Silver Fox Ranching Company breeds and
sells the very choicest
Standard Bred Registered P. E. Island Silver Foxes
and none other.
When you buy from
that you have the very highest standard of breeders
to be found anywhere at any price-the original,
pedigreed and registered strains, the very founda-
tion stock upon which this wonderful industry is
built.
Seize your present opportunity.
Secure_your options now.
We solicit your correspondence.
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Fox Companies)
the Silver Fox Business.
e present market". you can
payer equal to the best.
years.
quality of the Original
us you can rest assured
THE SILVER FOX RANCHING C0
Alberton, P. E. Island. 5
Sholilll you -require reference ns
spectfully refer you to The Bank
Charlottetown, P. E. l. The l.lb
Mass., and to any replltahle ililvr-r
li - a‘---
i1Q1C/bp;
3 State Street, Boston, Mass
to our standing, we would re-
oi Nova Si-otlh, at Atherton and
erty Trust Uompsuy. lloston,
fox company. 9500-4-1liM6i
llw tenants. Grass plots and ilo\vf.‘l` l
liuds will thrive and add tl very pr(-tl_\' l
sl-ttinl.: to tin- t'l-ntl't- space. <
lt is the illtl-lilion to proceeil l\'ltll t
llouslis about the tirsl ol' nt-xl illontll
oi' its soon as tht- plans ure really. The
tlrst two houses will be built aiijzlrcnt
follow ill ilut- tinle. though just tht-
two will lil- built this yenr. t
'l`lll- holli-les :i<'i'ordiilg to the dv-
l.lgus lilflllg preptlrl-.il will t-ontliin ll
livlui: room 20 xiii, dining roolii lil x lil.
rl.iliins. sl-wing roolil und bathroom on
the upper floor.
(‘lotlli-s lvhlltos will lie provided oil
ull floors to the linsenlt.~ilt anil the
llollscs will he lieiited by ltot water
throllgltiillt. llutlet. and china rlllilill,-ts
ln the dining roolu will be built lll per-
uintli-lltly. 'l`lll- living rooln. dining
room and main liedrooln tlpsllllrs will
liuvl-. fireplaces.
'l`hc walls ol` the buildings will lit- ol'
ri»illt'oreoll coiicrete, tht- interiors tin-
lslloll ln 'imrilwood llnd roots nl' rcll
shite.
’l‘hr~ houses will have cusement will-
flows t1nd`vory small panes und the
livlng room'will have a large segnllln-
trtl buy window.
The windows of the htlll extend up
two stories and the upper floor wln-
dows ,will bc ln the roof. The roof of
r-avll house will have lt large over-
hang and will do away with the nc-
cel-lslty of covered balconies, etc.
When all the houses are coniplr-ted
ll will mean quite nn addition to tllnt
ptlrl of the cily und be u very attrllt-~
tive spot lil nn attrnvllve locnllly.
DIVER WENT 288
__ FEET 'UNDER WATER.
ll0NOI.`llLU, April 15.-Chief (illn-
ncr'l~i mate -Frank Crllley went 288 feet sands of
under water here yealerilay and walk- sallsfllrtlnn
ed liloni: the top of the submarine Scrofuln ls
F-4. wlllvh disappeared March 25. The qltired. Better" hc
ra(-Hi §“lll-1
di-tith in said by_navni oiilcerii to be it free from it. Get
'worlds Hlvlng record. _____` ____ and begin taking
<'il.\'» M12 llvllfllll lm-H l1|11llS HOW U0- ltlltllllistioilalilv 'ontlv needed. ’l‘lle
_ gl _ .
rt-sl-nt Govt-‘rnnlenl niet the dilllculty
p ., . .
by ll wise ro-arrllngelneut ot' the
lillrsl-:~;, so that tllose who were desir-
us ot' having the higher branches of
llllciltioil collld get them. while agri-
ulturt: was taught also in tt highly-
rcllltable nlailller to those whose
ailing in life <lenltlilded that special
to hl-' llFl’f~l¢'lll 1101110- tiailtiug A ' rtliei educational move
., ~ lu . .. .
utcllt was being carried on through the
ztsslstllilcc given by tho llonliuloil
Government in the l-llul:at.ioual grant,
At'ran|.;cmcilts bud been mnlle by
which the 't-llrritzultlln ill the Prltlce o_l`
\\-'ales would be changed. entlblilig
schools to impart to their pupils morr-
llloltg the lilies ot' nature study and
.lgrlt:ultllre_ 'So fur reports lu this
. y tu  -
forln it privute property l`or each of regard were very t`:ivourn.ble';' intlecd,
he prlispelrts were that there would
in collslderalile sllcccss. In order to
curry that work ollt properly.nn addi-
ioil was luilde tu the number ot' ill-
the r-oilstl‘ut~tion oi' Iwo ot' tht-se sp(-<1tot°ss; so that instead of giving
one man ont- class ot' work to do :intl
unotllvr another class, eaoh lnun was
‘veil ll snlnller .lrt-.l to undertake botll
gl . ' .' - .
to llrighton lloull und six otllers will classes. In this way better results
were obthineil. Allotlior great tleptlr-
ure in regard to ellut-ation wus the
\vunlen‘s institute movt-ment. which
.ls operatint, tllrougllolil the pro
w' . . f -
vlnce, 'l‘his was lllldf-rtlillen two years
kitlilien und- doll, with sf~rvii~4\ puutry llgo :lull hull niet with ai great deal o|`
on thi- groulid floor. and tlirvv bod- :llli-l-ess. ill his rt-tlulrkfl tho lietitli-l*
oi thu ()ppo.<lltlou hull stated some
l-.vmllngs before that the woulen’s
iitstillltl: iiaovenlcllt wus sturtell und:-.r
the previous Govt-rliulcnt. ll was true,
said Mr Ml-Kiulloll, that one institute
was started tht-li. lillt wllcther by the
Goverulueul or not there wlls never
lilly tale to tell, 'l‘ll<=rn was no report
cvcr rcccivf-it tr--in any lnslltllll-. of
this kind.
lil fllrtlicr vrlticisillg the work of
BANISH- Slllllllll
Hood's Saraaoarllla Cleanlu the
Blood, Skin Troubles Vanlnh
Scrofultl f-rllptions on lilo face and
hotly ure liotll annoying and dis-
ilgurlng. . Mull_v it complexion would
he perl'ei~l if llll-_v were ilot present!
'l`h|l-i tllsr-use sllriwi-i iilielt’_ln other
w:l_vs, its lillnchi-s in the neck. in-'
ilzuu;-tl vyellllll, sore ears, wasting ot
the mlisrlell, it l'orui ol' dyspepsla.
and general dr-bility.
Ask ynllr llrugizist for Hood's Snr-
snparlllll. Tltls great medicine com-
pletely ertullf-ntcs ncrolula. lt puri-
llcs and vnrlirlleii the blood, remove-.til
humoral. and builds '-" the whole
system. lt has the leitt ol’
forty yi-urs. und received tlloll-
oi`_ the entire
ll‘P
teachers who went to the tfoutltry"
the Agricultural Department he had
made rem-once to nie liuyiiik of
hotles imthio province. Horses were
bought in-this prqylnoe. 'l'he'buyers
came liere_ md _advertised to puy
horses at sta’tei!.tlii`te`s. in at ted places.
They were buying for the British
snny. and while _ln this city bought
horses that were ot service. li horses
were brought that were not oi' service
they turned them down; While the
Leader of the Opposition was refer-
ring to what had taken place in Nova
Scotia, where he said horses _over
thirty years old were bought. the
least he might have said was that that
did not occur' here. So far as any
suggestion oil their having been under
the care of the Agricultural Depart-
ment was concerned, he might inform
the House that all the Department had
to do with those gentlemen was _to
send their advertisements to the
different newspapers at their request.
The speaker theil referred to the
excellent -work being done by the dis-
trict. representatives in addressing
meetings, etc. I-le pointed oilt the
fart that there was one located in each
county with an office there. lu order
i`ull_v to carry out the work of the
Departineut. a building was secllred
in Slunnlerside. Mr Reid, formerly
§!'Oiln`et~ted with the live stock branch
of the Department, \voltld attend to all
the business in Suminersidte_ Tiiis
building ill Sulnmerside, continued the
speaker. 'would prove ol` immense
vallle. .-\ similar building was also
‘secured ill Cliarlotletowu, which the
Government was iorttltlate in having
obtained at a low cost. There was not
just at. present a bliildlilg in King's
County. hut they lloped to have one
tllere in the near future.
llll' llIt:l{iunon then referred to the
raising of fertiliser in the shape of
mussel mud ill St. Pt-ter's Buy. where
he said there were large tlualltitit-.s
to lie pllt within reach ol' the l`a,rnlcl's.
In eloslllg. he looked forward to still
greater iulpmveinellts ill the future
in every departnient ol' tille public
service.
I-loii. .l, /\. MA(Tl_)ON.-\l.l) was the
next speiiker. lie said that in his re-
tnttrks _the l.l\uller of the Opposition
_ uilunili-: 3-im. only-EVENING 7-and 8-45, 
The Biograph Compllll' Pf"°”“l 
lctilw Aon lsntilnclslts-lifliiawiy ’s_li¢¢¢ii 
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All Star Broadway Cast __ 
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Rivals A
JOKER _
A Side Splitting Comedy
A Two Dollar Show
at Regular Prices `
5 and 10 cents I
Lili;
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had given tividellce li|` lluving' llabliletl spec(-Jl, bill il secine_il_to lliiil-slit flint
eollsitlerahly in [iominion pol_it_it_‘s ot gentlelnllli wus usplrnlg to -Federal
lute, since li great portion oi’ hit-l spot-_lsli ht
was tlevotell to ui`i`uirs eonnectell wltll
Doiuinion plilitil-s. lit- did noi know :lt
what iiuprr-ssiou till- otllt-r nleillliers'ol`
had gatlleretl front Mr llit-liurtls'
inours. tllllugllter.) -." , ~ .'
lt living six o'i-luck, Mr' Miltfdolllilll
this stllgc inovitd the ndjulii'nilil\iit,
the dl-lilttt-_
To he continued. --
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appeal ance of the kitchen.
“ with High Shelf..
Prices-
if
" Kootenay Plain ......... 
» “ withTank  .... 
its baklngantl cooking results
-are seldoln equalled-never surpassed. A
The price oi the Sask-Alta is as followss-
  Ranges that Satisfy
Alone In The Lead
Stands The “Sask-Alta”
The Sask-Alta Range is at the top in scientific range
construction. It is built to meet the special needs of the
particular housewife. it has all the latest time and fuel
saving devices, which render it a valuable asset to the
home. Its massive appearance lend dignity_t_;o_the bright
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Sask-Alta, Plain ........ ..........$40.25 Sask-Alta, with Tank only.....$47.25
“ with Closet only..... 47.75 “ “ Closet & 'I`ank.._ 54.75
. Wood Grate ...... . .75c extra. Coal (_}rate..........‘lil .50 extra
Prepaid to any station in Maritime Provinces at above prices.
The “Kootenay” Steel Range
The Range That Lasts "
A Life Time
The Kootenay is a high grade steel range. Its
moderate price, economy on coal and lasting qualities,
have made ` it one of the 'most popular on the market.
The deep and uniform lustrevof the polished steel
body is offset by the plain and handsome nickeltrim-
mings. Cooking results are ri cert:l_int.y with the-
Kootenay.
Pl'ices- .
$33.50 Kootenay with lligh Closet $41.25
38.75 “ with Shelf and Tank 45.00
39.75 » “ with Closet and Tank 47.00
The “Pandora” Range »
Is A Perfect Baker
The Pandora stands for the best that has yet been
achieved in scientific Cast-Iron range construction. It’s
reputation is founded on its great durability, wonderful
economy, excellent cooking and unexcelled baking
qualities. .The moderate' ornamelltation makes cleaning
- easy, and yet brings out clearly its pleasing designs. _
The Pandora is the only cast-iron _range to buy. f
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Piqgora Rginiiq, Plain. . . . _ ..  $39.50. nmdora Range with closet .........   ' at-1.50
H H With Shelf......... ._ 46.50 “ ~ " “ Shelf & Reservoir 52.5.0
Tank.........  47.00 “ “ “ _Closet& Reservoit"fi55.00
Prepaid to any station in Maritime Provinces.
through our stove department. We will be pleased to show you around.
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' All kinds of stove repairs and castings on hand. Call ln and ‘look I