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Ned stop ed - ‘
D - intent upon itself that friends may spending her .holidays at her homei . _ ` __ .  /,
9- m°l“°”i- dwell around the corner for years and in Alberton. ~ " *` " °* *i \`*~.. "1 . - ' _
116? Bild neverknow. _ " 7 _ ,_-~;   "" ‘ \_fi _
was Ned at that moment was extracting. Miss Clara Palmer and Miss Olive \  j.';:1L',-3 Qi '__--~"‘f E '  _ , ’§ - _ 
slow information from a half deaf and MacPhee, Students of ine Union Com- our -     .. ._ __ .` J., ' our _
totally dumb _old woman with a cross mercial College, are spending thehl - - ' -?_;_'T  5,., -,_-fl ‘_  f   5_5* _ 
Srv-bled di!D°9i¢i°l1» YSS. she had seen Easter Holidays in Coleman. ' _  Eyijlg-J ey 1;.   `  T' “""_'_""‘ '
a young woman get oil' the train at a _ _ B ‘ ~.,=.i-5 f,7_"`,"f°.,l, EJ“i;i Yzlhliél  E ‘- "  Bi
f0\' station back there. She didn't know if - Mas Ruth McGregor, Principal of . lg   W5   "V" _' 3" .F5  '- ~ - 2
the station was Farnville or not. but Clinton school,is spending her Easter- =.;.-- =~ 1' _._  . _! rfiaiiai  _ - _._ tc-=i "  -’ ` _ _
WHS UI the girl had rice in the brim of her hat. holidays in Charlotetuwn"the guest of New - 'F-1,-, 5%  ".-51:3 f7=1§»"-'ill =' ‘ ;f "1 -F   “` T5' 
to whom he June Warner, alone on the station _Miss Wiunlfred Mackerizie, Bayfield _ _    E 1 .  -~. -_
platform, had grappled meantime with Street. ' < " ' '  ` *"- f _ J " I-' “f 1”‘f  - ,,' _#__ 7 “_ ...-r,,;.\,,l_._,,____v_ _i
H1111 the first problem of her independence. -2- i Vt C  _ ' '_-_ ‘ ‘;,'_._,, '_' '" - "=\ ,wi " _~-» ' ‘ ’ 
m\lt0' That problem had to db with the Among the visitors to the city Sat- arp .. ,, 'i _'E' , `  _'K ._ " ' ri’ f
in his means of getting to New York, and it urday were Mr." and Mrs. Lincoln ,_ "*®_';,‘ j _.'  ~-~.~,-45-'-i-1.--.~,_ gy"
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her with question upon question, driv
the setting sun the answer came to
Mrs UoPhail
loft for Calgary,
Ur and Mrs
urday .
y was attached a leather thong, the oth- liud left the train! v0ice_
y[’l\`\\“\\\|l er end of which was in the nian's “Stop them!" he y0|le,]_ But the
ll8.lll.l. H8 WEB tilklflg ll0m€ his bride! pliong wng dgpd_ Stagg" masters are "Try Rexuu Kidney Rémady it has
l -- Music, the wedding march, the ‘little busy pe¢p|e_ proven “self to be u wonderufl ,.eme_ .
r(_"\\\\\\\\\\y1y1[4\\\\\* gray. ivy hulls chapel at Bryhvort; A train ihundereil in-o down train. dy for ti-outing any form of itiiinoy dis. =
§ `- Was that Ned coming down the oaisie. Ned looked at the bulletin board. 'l‘he auger, Guaranteed, lu liquid form,
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contained her prim little travelling held out her merchandise.
hat; then she jerked the door. In the "No," returned the woman without
opening she stopped with a sudden moving ii muscle. Only her feather
fl s m. Y Y. mail cast at the uier- 
first of his generous bounty, thefirst chandise a look of contempt. `
_of her pay for being Ned’s wife! She "It’s at very nice watch, urged June. _-
jerked it from her belt, threw the “lt's a solid gold case, and l don't
three bills oil the seat, ran down the know _how many jewels. I only need A very pleasant farewell entertain-
Middlings steps, jumped to the ground and sped money enough to get to New York and "wilt WHS Eivffil by the Knights Of
across the tracks to the opposite plat- hire n t_axi. Then I must filid some Pythian Empire Lodge No. 19 on Fri-
form. She had no idea. of where she work.” day evening in honour of Lieut. .i.A.S.
was going, but anywhere would do. The black vandyke man's eyes light. Buyer, Bomb. .l. C. Stewart, Gunners
As the train started to pull out she ed. “I doii't want it," observed the wo- A|‘ii0id THY|0!` ami RON- MBSSEFVCY
had a mod impulse to run after it to man, looking straight ahead, while the and Trumpeter Carl Fletcher, Knights
have it stopped, to call Ned, but there man’s glance of contempt strayed from Of the 0\"<l€\‘. Wim 108-V0 Sh0l‘UY Wiiil
was no movement in her. the merchandise to the vender. ihe P- E- isiaiid H€&VY Brigllde £0 <10
Across the tracks in front of the “Very well," nodded Julie, and a §i1l`l‘iB0I\ duty f1iH¢\iii’i1X-Q\iii€ alillm-
station a mail, tall, spleiididly groom- grain of rice fell from the rim of her bei' Of l'i1@mb€l‘S Were Present. illlli
od, black Vandyked, stood watching little blue hat and bounced in the rigid Past Chancellor G. D. Wright presided.
her intently. w0maii’s lap. Associated' with him on the platform
The woman turnedsharply; then were the guests of the evening and
CHAPTER Ill. she half rose and looked at the top of Mr. J. T. -Coleman, Chancellor Com
the hat. There was more rice on it! mil-rider Of the L0dB0. All illlereiiiillg
Ned Wlarner, as the train pulled out “Let me see that watch,” she said musical programme was contributed
from that momentous station, was in icily. Ono lid contained the picture of to by several, including Gunner Mes-
the wash--room--of the smoker, with H June and her dog, and the other the servey, who opened the entertainment
pleasant smile on his lips, making the date of the gift and her name and iid. with "Tipperary," During the even-
most elaborate toilet of his existence. dress ing past Ciiancellm- J_ H_ Wiliiamg
.  0 He was to have the honor of dining “How much do you need for this?" read an address to the guests, which
alone _for the first time with his clmrnl- “Sho wants nbout $10.00- nia’am.” was responded to in appropriate terms
ing wifc. This was i'ronl the pale faced conduc- by Lielli- BBYGT- Tile i’0|i0WifIE mem-
Thorouglily complacent, lic strolled tor, who was so broad and stuffy that USFS SPOKB bfieilyi Ci1&l'lC6ii0I` (7001-
ll-A3`\\\\y[]/]4\\\* back through the car to awaken ilie ho was an offense in narrow aisles, but mimlier C0i¢=‘mv-IL Ch21llC€|l0l' B- ROY
sweetest_girl in the world. his eyes were full of twluklos_ Holman, Past G. (‘. S. A. McDonald,
‘Juiie!' he called and turned to The rigid lady snapped the watch Pa-st Chancellor C- L- MCKIW- Re-
bend over her seat. \ _ shut and turned to her husband. fresliments were served and songs,
  She was not there! He hurried out “Dnn." It did not seem possible that recitations, etc, occupied the rest ot'
Flour ~ a h of emor . Ned's mone the wobbleil. The
In-st allison 'raft in
Sydney Mines can snort
-\»._@
brook, were visitors to the city
Nine Hilo Creek.
Att-I.
Pope Nay,
ing her to tears with their worried in- ' -1 '
sistence and their utter lack of under- Mrs. Alex; Drake, Millvlew. is visit-
standing. ` _ - ' ing friends in Mt. Herbert, the guest
It not 'homewhere then?As if from of Mrs.. Albert lugs. ' ‘
NB |18-Hd ill drawn up at the next stop and he had Wood and son all of Mt Herbert
beaming with nr iiittl ld t h. ' t , ' _ ' ivi _ " l » P ° ' f‘.~'.-r » V :L I- U  . -_  _ _ ~
coin in the ilu the loiautim ‘isoirs train had v`5lloo¢livfrMr§eil'aIi‘i1t¢l`ll`;iv?Vv¢l'°tii<§a,  1."  `-i' "‘“‘~ ‘ “"' '75 *ll* - - - ("'A`5¢’”""f.'.‘f§“`“
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Oi Jlme- f0l' the station master in Fariiville in a i- _ ‘f _  __J`A _V -_ _ - _ . » &
was she. and not wan little boy, minute and was inquiring for a lonely 'rho many friends of Dr. N. W. Leard ff J, e\\.~  " f. -f~"i.i; - ' *'55  J
. -° f " .»’ " _. ~».,_
Whitt W0Yl<iel‘fl1i 906119 WEB iilih'-' A "Why, yes," huskily shouted the sta- pleased to learn that his daughter Miss   , . * .-155 gf- gs  '  ' ` °"'
bleak- wud °°““t"Y with h“g°-“range U01! milsior Bi Fllfnvilie. "H young Der- Ruth was successfully operated on in, ‘  i ¢i.";~‘?£-Nff'   ' If "
birds ilYil1S OVGF it and H0 illlmllll hal* son of that description has been loaf~ a' hospital in New York for appeudi.
ltation in Bight- There Were Ullman ing around here on the platform, and eitis on March 9th by Dr. A. C. Mut-
creatures. though. two of them-a bis. shes just getting on the down local," tart, Brooitlyn, assisted-by Dr. ohdy-
lionderoha Javed savage with matted reported tho station master. “She's ite or Jersey city and Dr. John Leard
hair. who Curried an enormous club with a toll fellow with pointed black of Forest hill, Boston. lt' will be re-
_ . 0;" hi§a*;;1e'~’r“|‘ie;éu?§h;"¢1v:;l’1;ni'g§1§ zvhiskera- Her helping her on the moiubered that Miss Ruth above ro-
eas . ran." f dt iitdT lt
Central Drugstore matted hair hanging to her waist. in ‘ A black Vimdyked sh-anger! Ned aflffiieiigllgeg ;,anyrg;‘;?grEEat§::;lm§f
Sum Side her nose ws a ring. and to this ring almost reeled. So that was why she the ohui-ones with iisi- finely trained
Was that June just behind him. Wus New York express. lt arrived iii New 50c. and $1.00, in pill form 50c. Mac-
tliere nlel1tl\0l‘t|l0IlEih N€d'H ilmlfi? York at the same time as the local. Klnnon Drug Co., Cor Great George
Oh! Was the other end ol' that 'rho first passenger to board that train and Kout streets, Multi, l pet department
thong- was a perspiring faced young man,
There WHS 11 Blldliml jolt and swinging four pieces of white ribboned “Bah must be taken out in the ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' ' '
,,,c,.-,e,chii,,g ,,.,i,.,_ ,, ...me .mi Q img i,,gg,,g,,_ ,mb ai, and to do so you mm have _ Occupying double the space it did last season, it is bigger, brighter, better
-AND- and the hound of hhlsihs steam- Jhho Jun-f. paying but llnio intention to one or tho New Up-to-nato Baby car, in many respects.
Warger jllmiieilhwilldity to her fetet and the mai; wilio had helped her, turned rlages, new patterns, new construc- f _
gnzc arouni e i e compai' m‘en . nervous y nto the car, a da coach, tions, new colo s, 8 ifferent ' ` 't
There were the flowers, the boxes of and viewed the interior witliydespair. styles just openlgd nlhldoliill riafiy to be Modern display racks enable you to Inspect the goods wLh0ut loss 0 time
candy, the scattered rice. Comprelien- In that coach there were only two pas- Simi,-“_ Drop in and see them, the OI' tl`Ql.lbl€.
sion came to her slowly, for she was sengers, a mail and ii woman, sitting quality cm-riuge5__PA'1'0NS_ ,
still half in her dream. The th-in together. soot-aoiim. Electric elevator takes you up and down.
had stopped. She snatched up her "Would you like to buy a watch,”
cleak jumped up on the sent and invited June in her smallest voice as
We haVe in Stock 3- brought down the paper bag which she confronted the rigid woman and K'  PI  ' v K a
  Handsome New Rugs
 '\ into the vestibule. Not there. And now her voice could take on a wheedliilg the time. The address to Licut Bayer
for the first time he saw the three ten tone, but it did. "I want $10." - and his comrades was as folloivsz-
wigs, cm- nets, transformations, dollar bills on the seat. One of them Tile man turned to her with cold dis- Empire Lodge N01 19
pumchi non, and under,-uff5_ et_¢_ was slightly torn; all of them were dain He produced $10 from ii ti h Kni hte of P this
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;’,‘:l'f1°"°’“ °°"‘b'”f§ °' °"tdh“"`v?f;;, Lrliwiilnflcaily he rongihe hell; then he  irivilflletliorglhqishixlsflltilgturlnffi Charkiffdtgxg ' 1915. Beer & Weeks I B221' & Weeks _ Beer & weeks
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lzgtlodolggiigct' so » rushed out to meet the white toothed her standing before Ned a piteous beg- To Brother Knights;
porter on_the way- __ car! J. A. s. Bayer, ie. A. Taylor, carl ~
MISS D RUDGE Wheres my wife, lie demanded. The ruiiawiiy bride took a seat by Fletcher. RobertiMesservey aild John *
171 Great' George étreet The porter's eyes widened llntil they herself and was presently given the C. Stewart. l',_'\.,...,,_..e 4 . _ , . _ _ r f _Y
’ made his teeth look gray. discomfort of knowing that the mon We are assembled tonight to tender
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B'°°di'ivii'<’§if`i'isivi§av' BACHELOR _
Convencnt tt; averyithing. The refilled air and
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“°°" ”""°° it/l"ri£'s rss mv
50 rooms with lavatory $1.00
Egg rooms wig: pr_iva:eh:t;‘h210g0
wi riva e .
m°'ll“\.5li-rroiei Huels $0.00 to $3.00.
Speclial \VeekéilI lgaltfs kr su
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DiRi~fi§1‘i"i~i<';"'iz'iii‘_‘>ifi" “ti'i=EN 'roei.4Dilis.
'l‘he best value in New Ynrk City
both in rooms and restaurant.
Phone. 7790----Byrant. J. GUGG5-
 
to locale in the
VERY CENTRE ’
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With Both, $2 to $5.
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dyke man starting after her in’an-
°ih°\'- He Jumped into n third and
shouted.
"Chase them!"
"Hold on there!" gasped a breath.
lsss'voice. and a panting voice piled
gtetllilsuwhltgelribboned _luggage on top
the -tended ti-anic,
streetand up Fifth
three taxis at break-,
Fraternally
B. ROY
JOHN L.
Sore
Go --~ -
out the sting ove
-leaves no scar.
Putnanrs Corn lx
::Rexall "B8"
tify your hair,
Price 50c. and ll
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and Kent streets.
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ga: 2tl)ue at_4.10. An express was due replied, siiiiiing up at him. “You arg During your stay in the military
Jan ' W h I 1 . Very killfi- city of Halifax, we trust that you may
wndelf I arg? WT! de D ess and be- At that particular moment the New embrace the opportunity of meeting
h_iend§f‘-sh em lil U0 ¥i20Il6_y. no York express overtook the local und with the Knights of Pythias in that
wh h. I ecolu iiltihtlewen ielegraphé slowly forged ahead ami Ned Warner, city for we can assure you that in
Herydrlll sie (smile Hhvol Rh thing- peering feverishly into every pacing Halifax Lodge you will aurcly ilnd,
standineaip-_ U 9 "iw “Self HEBIII window. saw tho sauve. black Van- choice companionship and that good”
K li ie P09 "F9 (ff 9- Diteous dyked stranger bending gracefully fellowsilip for which Knights are fum-
bezgar and accepting Neds gifts. She over his wife, mid June was smiling ous. Go then and visit them often,
§;1;vaN§dl ltinoihli rig white toothed nor-‘ up ot him. 'rhon Nou, against his wiii, ond give no well as resolve tho honont
° ill' “ill 6"- With the limo passed mi. your membership in this Loilgc en-
joviai generosity. handing her thirty. The express, however, wus delayed titles you to enjoy. '
The i°\l¢i\ Of iilllt mviioy Biiiii burned a moment, nild the local pulled in With hearty good wishes,
her fingers. Foolish as her revulsioii ulieud of it, Ned was the first passe".
mishi l_1_€. it was keen and real never- ger out of the express, and he landed
tireless, and until she had thrashed on tho platform just in time to use
out this question with the woman the Vandyked man and June going
;"hilei0go‘il1l*:1dn9(;ltdl;§:`i:{i; 8l;0Vl:;lr\_.\D in her through the gate side by side. Ned
with Nod tho soo:-ga reiglllgllilg fi‘i°l',§d "wif 'hm' bm it W” ”°‘ ““'
which sho had held other meal. 'rite tial,-w§°'lf, fd,,"'° v°“d°'i’"° "°““°
Y a e saw them again. June
llzgick glisindykgsdhman passed quite near, was darting the door and Just behind
r. s s it ii _ sh
-walked gouge nib? B sm 8 0 §§i'Qi,»",',-‘°,,,°f,',f 1I,“,‘§,“',°f,’,§`ae‘,§“l‘h ""3""-
whero should sho or Homer sho iusd, _,my ,O ,,,, ,une B B,,d,§ “"
could see her father agid mother plying in ayxicm ,ma to "9 "ge b|Bc‘k'm:;l’f
in F. C. & B.,
T. -J. COLEMAN. C. C.
HOLMAN, V. C-
GODKIN. V. R. S.
ABSOLUTELY
PAINLESB
No cutting, no plas-
 ters or pads to press
_the sore spot.
Putnlm'a Extractor
makes the corn go
without pain. Takes
r night. Never fails
Get a 851:. bottle of
trlotor today.
Hair Tonic, will beau-
`olong its life and
DT -
make it glossier and more abundant.
a bottle. MacKin-
non Drug Co., Corner of Great George
4 . - Hliltf.
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0ii1W' was concretely expressed in her beau Wood Mr Leonard Wood and daugh- De t L ' =  _ év H f#~.~.»_. 
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Take the Elevator to our
Big New Carpet Department
Our friends keep telling us that we have greatly improved our store.
We ourselves think the greatest improvements have taken place in our car-
creased.
All the best weaves, Weltons, Velvets. Axminsters
Brussels, Tapestry, Ingram, every good make
-250 Designs
._ All the new patterns at last years low prices. We bought t_hem before
the present high prices went into effect--landed them before duties were in-
You are Cordially .Invited i
» to call and inspect them
without feeling under the slightest obligation to purchase.
But, at the same time, when our present stock is sold out much higher
prices will rule. It’s a good time RIGHT NOW to buy your carpet. _
V_v ig. _S
The great play, "Peaceful Valley,"
will be presented at the Prllicc Ed-
ward Tlieatre to-night under the
-auspices of the Charlottetown Hospi-
tal. " Peaceful Valley " is a three act
comedy and has been played over
5,000 times to enormous successes in
Canada mid thc United Slates, und is
largely respoiisililc for the great sur-
cess of the late lovable Sol Smith
Russell, who created the part of I-losoa
Howe. Teil other quaint and lovable
people are in the play. Miss Gorman
'was quite fortunate iii securing this
play, which is n classic of its kiild.
The following is the cast oi' cliuruc-
ters:-
Hoseu Howe, (A mail of the
mountains), . .. J. Austin Truilior
Leonard Rand (Merchant priiiccl.
J. J. ilcsiiioiiil
Jotham i-‘ord (llotclkeepcrl,
Patrick Mc'l‘iiglil=
Ward Andrews (Who will hear
watching).  James Mcllougalii
.luck Farqullar (Miscast iii the
drama of life),  Russell Smith
Charley Rand (His troubles all
before him).  Frank McCarey
Wilson (waitor), ...Wm. C. Whitlock
Virgie Rand (A girl worth win-
ning).  . _.Bertha F. M. Gorman
Niohe Farquhar (Jack’s sister),
Mrs Patterson Forsythe
-Phyllis Howe (One of the good
old stock), . . . .
.. Bertie Stewart
Martha Howe (Her daughter),
Zilla Arsenault~
Stage manager, Mr William C.
Whitlock.
The three first names on the fore-
going cast are sufficient to insure an
excellent entertainment, as eat-.li_ is
known as an artist of rare ability.
The dress rehearsal was eniminent-_
ly satisfactory and now everything
awiiits tlis rise of the curtain to-night,
when all indications point to a bumper
house. -
Before the play, at 8 o'clock sharp,
‘Deedldon’t imOW. boss' he re was grumbling at the woman inees you our good wishes and io assure WERNER HORN CASE SET F°R‘
plied. as scared by colitagioii alone as saiitly for having bought the watch: you of our appreciation of the fact     APRIL sth
if he had been accused of throwin Th bl k V “__
E the pretty little bride out of the wing- to 'tlienlhc anilal;g2i,ki‘i,illwmhllili1il“p?1Iyts?>¥i?g lélililti-;y(:i1ldla‘I¥lnll;ei:‘g?n:iii(ig tdrglelstgflygt --- misrr  22-.ifxeqnggugogl
_ _ , _ "H i - - was irougi in o lc i li -
__ _ _ aww!" oiiest to the Lord, I dont iviviic;iliey},;ii:,lattl;;a‘ilill:ehcéamslgiack to June ;iélIp;e;nf;¢;r‘ciziiuggcsgépigcéieaiobtliuatpgi-     duy for nrrziigiiniciit oil indictinent
' ' NEW YORK CITY H lTth¢; delirious search began from “Of course you won’t pei-mit' me to sional interests, for the purpose of ful- iiiz?-iri5;i;;g fli-l:i’imll\leliIi/ax`\§rl:i€)l;`ta[tl<?n ydiildg-
tio nstant. In about two minutes. present you with this," he pleasantly filling the duty devolving upon you ill ` '
the conductor, the brakenieii, all the observed. ‘if you care to send for it the maintenance of freedom’s cause.
porters and half the passengers were later, however, I will be very glad in- That your part may have many plea-
seg-ching for Julie Warner. degli I0 Bil/6 You my card." saiit features to atone for the sacri-
eg, hi his most lively vision of all, Thank you,' ghopcoopied, und, mir. flces you are willliig to make, and that
saw er dropping off the train, crush- ing the card, put it int_o her belt. "You YOU hilly im*/0 0DD0l'iUililY i0 Drove
ed mid mangled beyond all recogni- are very kind." your worth and loyalty, and bring
li0§- 1 i _ It was not until they were nearing honor and credit to your town and
o v s on. however, portrayed to the station in New York that ho spoke province we earnestly believe and
him his bride slowly. crossing the to her ngaiii. trust, and as you leave us we sincere-
lracks kowalrd the black Vandyked “Portion me," he said. bending over ly hope that the principles ot Friend-
"iii"-I B Bio llllllrohched the man her. If I can be of ally service tu ship, Charity and Benevoleiice as
gave ier a sharp scrutiny, smiled and you oil your arrival I shall be very taught by our Order may dwell with
strolled across the station platform to happy indeed.” you and influence you to noble und
the bulletin board. New York local "There is nothin than " atriotic action
lioro. wliere lic uttcnipted to destroy
the liitcrnutioiiul rnilroud bridge. Oil
thc rcpresciitutioii oi' his couiiscl that
he was not prepared to plead nt this
time, the proceedings were coiitiulleil
until April 5.
Tile court denied ft niotinii to de-
crease the amount of hail. fixed nt
$10,000 by thu l<`ctiel‘ul <‘ollrt nl i’oi't-
luliii, Maine.
ARE GERMANS LEAVING |;INE
IN BELGIUM?
LONDON, March 31.-Tile Dutch
in their despatch-es refer to persistent
rumours iii circulation iii Holland oi' il
change iii the Geriuaii front in Bci-
giunl. which is ellcged to have been
made necessary by the fall oi' I-‘rze»
mysl and by the pressure of the Allies
along the existing extended front.
According to these rumours the line
oii the Yser is to be abandoned in
favour of ti less extended lille slightly
west of Brussels. It is reported that
large bodies of cavalry already are
being witlidrnwii from the Fscr.
ICE REPORT
Qlli-IENSPORT, March Ill.- No
liorriiig, lia__v clear ice, bait procur-
uble cold storage.
AMiiEitS'i‘ l-iAltl3Oll. March Ill.-
icc moved out iii Pls-usnnt Bay from
Sandy Hook to ilnrlior llni-irlue, lots of
correspoiideiits of Eiiiglisli newspapers
ice around. no bait.
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Headaches, sieeplessness and ner-
vousness are often very disagreeable.
but when your nervous system gets
into such a oondi- _
tion that tht ,
nerves twitch and 1' '
ierk, and you have .
peculiar nervous
sensations come
over you there is Q
cause .far grave ~_ _
alarm. V" c
E v e r y b o d y '
.treads the thought ' '
of paralysis or 
igconrotor ataxla. 0' ' _
oth ni; is worse ' .
to look forward to"-R59 )"KEI“*AR‘
thai-i_ helplessness. Bometimeo_ it is
helplessness of body, and at other
times the mind is affected, which is
far worse. 1 .
The writer of this letter did not
know what to expeci. but fortunately
a tablesux will be put on. There will
also ben sale of homemade candy, _‘
began the use of Dr cnaae's Nerve
llfou ui um to amass aww, as
Twitching of the Nerves _
fb
Broken-down system
Now Entirely Cured-Never Used Any Medicine With
Such Benefit as Dr.'Chase's Nerve Food.
writes that she was entirely cured ot
the old trouble. The last paragraph
proves that the cure was lasting.
Mrs. John McKellar, ll Barton
street east, Hamilton, Ont., writes:--
"I was injured some years ago, and
that left me with a broken-down ner-
vous syllem. I oouid not sleep, and
suffered from twitching of the nerves
and disagreeable nervous sensations.
“l” then beg-an using Dr. Chaun-
Norve Food, and can soy that I never
used any medicine that did me so
much good: in fact, I sm entirely
mired of my old trouble. The Nerve
Food not- only strengthened the
nerves, but also built up my system
in every way." '
Under more recent date Mrs.
McKellar writes confirming her cure.
and states that she has had inquiries
from many people who had hen:-A of
the eat benefits shi- omalnrd from
Dr. giissfvs Nervf- F‘~\fl. "
Dr. Cl|al|e‘l Nerw- lfnnd, Mc A bein
-I for luv. Am all dealers.
 
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