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'ONLY ONE MORE AFTER THIS
WHOM DOES ALLAN MARRY ?
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THE KALEM COMPANY PRESENTS ~
Perils _ of
A Lights - -_
IN 'l`WO
A Powerful Modern Drama Featuring _
Anna Nelsson
\\.`fIIIIIIIllI£UIII
the White
PARTS _ .
JOHN BUNNY
and
FLORA FINCH
The Schemers
Some Comedy
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WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY
A Woman’s
Triumph
IN FOUR PARTS
A Play made famous by
Sir Henry Irving
FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY
After The Ball
IN SIX PARTS
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MR. HUSKINS
oriii-:tt PICURES _
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VICTORIA.
A. P. Prowse, Murray liarbour; .\lrs
\V. A. Cummings, S. V. Martin. .\lont;i-
~cHAivu>AoNE Bo'r'rl.Es" '
New GERMAN BOMBS.
P.-\nls_ rch. ti.-An oiltcer has :lust
gue; H. S. Martin, \\'. H. Bt-ll, Jose;-li uivt-ii intcrf-Stills details regarding u
Taylor, Toronto; J. \\`. ;\lart-olliis. 1
Ottawa; \\'. l’. Murray, Sussex; ltobt.
Reid," li, S. Wanamaker, St John; J.|
P. Whitely, F. S. \\'hite, St Steplicma;
E. J. Robinson, S. J. Oakley, J, li.
l"t'lltt?, G. G. Smith, A. S. Il-Iartin. l‘.
W, Smith, J. J. Smith, S. Tlioins-on,
Montreal; E. ll. I3. Wood, iniiirimi;
li. Witherspoon, Boston; E. ll, liz'-._\'u\ r,‘
Summersitlc Leo 1\lct‘orinat-lt. Kent-_
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T. Gordon l'}:i_\'nr‘. I.. J. Swccn~\
John; t`. Pratt. lt. \\'_ Mi~i~Zw<-n.
I’eter's; L. IC. lleid, ’I`r_\'on; I), .l.
Lotni, No. \\"iltshirf_-. 
NORTH AMERICAN. l
~ J. McDonald, Afton Road; l’. J.
Brothers, Elliott Vale; Jos. Stewart,
Hlnniey Bridge; Ja.t‘Ikn1nn llell,l\lilton;
A. I), l)unph_v, Millview; A. Brown,
York; A. Carver, 1', llrothers, \'t-rnon
River; John F. llicllonald, tlarm-lil;‘
Walter Kcuriiv>_\', 1\iurra_\' llivvr: John
Greeltiieltl; Alex. i\It'ltoc, iibr-ni~v.|-r;
M. E. M1:l)on;\ld_ l{ii\i~o:;::; Jost-ph
Dottcette, Joseph J. ilonct-tic, ltuslico;
Jas. McKinnon, (lrtind 'i`i~in»;ulit-; |',
J. Noy, North \Viltsliil°c; i~)lin<-r tl.
_McKay, New London; Austin lit-ll.
White Sands; ll. A, Jcnkim-._ All fil-
blon; Clarence Z\'i<~alle, Murray liar-
bour; Alphonse Ii. Doiron, Muyiif-ld;
J. A, Doucette. Hunter ltlvcr; .\lr and
Mrs ll.. I.. Stevenson, \Vlicatlc_\' ltivf-r;
Guy E. Itallings, North llnslico; \\'.
'l‘. Woods, KelIy's (‘ross; George .\x-
worllty, Wheatley Ilivcr; Noisoii .lic-
Coubrey, l\lillview; l’. J. (‘onroy, Tig-
nisli; Mr and Mrs \\'nl. l\':-:i|‘nc_\',
Murray River.
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Good Plumbing
is Essential to
Good l'lealt
The cost of having our
Sanitary Plumbing System
installed in your home, is a
little higher than that of the `
cheap, inferior kind; but
when you take into consid-
eration how nice it looks
how long it lasts, and how
many pairs it requires you
will only begin to realize
how much _superior and
economical _-our Sanitary
Plumbing System really
is.
_ Call up 393-_J when you
'waht thetvery best in high
'equality Sanitary - Plumbing-_-°
our prices are exceptionally
;_l9W_» Censidering the quality
oi our work. -
  .T ° or
t'  
iew and extremely powerful 0XDl0Sll"'-`
thc (lerinuits have been em`plo_\'ing‘. '
“My battalion calls these niissiles
bottles ni champagne," said he, “They
are cylindrical and about as long as a
I-hampagne bottle. We suppose they
are filled' with liquid air or liquid car-
honic acid, -
“They are thrown 300 to 400 yards
\\'itliout.tin_\' great initial yelocity. You
ran follow the course of the projectile
tl1rct1{:h thc air and see \VllC‘l"‘ ll IS
going to drop. ’l`hcy appal‘elitiy orc
t.hrown by niorturs.
“\\'hen they explode the ci’l‘ect is
the cquivzilt-nt of thc discliurge ‘lf
l`rot`n 110 pounds to lllll pounds of mc-
linitie. The t-xplosiott of at single cliain»
pzl_l_:ne bottle makes a hole lifty feet
wide and lbrty feet dccp in ordinary
ground. ' '
"\\'c conjct-tnrc that thc liquifictl air
is in it -,miss |~i,-ccptzlcle with tt thin
int-itil t-zisititqf 'l`l\is probably inatlgt-s it
inipossiillc to i`trc"thcnx with guns. the
initial t-,\'plr.sion ot wliich would can ic
thc t-:tplosion oi thc projectile in thc
hort- ol' tht- gnu. 'i’licrci'orc tht-y ort-
i~onipcilt\d to use niortars, whicli ex-
plnlns why thcy can only st-i_1<l thc
cliziiiiptlifiil- hotties, '
STEAMER HERE HAS CARRIED
BRITISH TROOPS TO FRONT.
ST J()ll.\', l"t`-b. 5.-'l`l\c lioyul Fiiuil
slcolner t‘orsi1-nn, (‘npiuin Ilull. is liuo
to ilot-lt t'url_‘,' this niorning. The liner
:ir:'i\'f-d at lltiliiox on \\'ctlticstlay
iiiglit, and lauded 4,000 packages ol'
mail. Scvcrttl passengers dcbzlrkctl.
'l`h0 t|‘.'iiis-Ailtiiitic passage to the
I\'o\':t Scotia port. occupied eleven days
and thc vcssi-l was rletninetl oil_|iull-
fax by it thick snow storm \\'hiclt
lasted for tnorc than twcl\'t‘ hours.
'i'hc l'or.sii-tin has liccn for six
nionths t-iiigtiigctl in 1-ziriyviiitr troops
from l-Ingland to various lands. some
itil' :ind some hour. The oiIlcei‘.-x of
the Allan lini~r say they had it good
tinlc ol' it on their ship during this
scr\‘it-c. Tin- <‘orsit~an was requisi-
tionod siiorlly utter the outhrualt oi'
war and for ten :lays in Atltznst lost
atlciiorcd in liloasiiiii ici:-ture o|'|` (`o\\'cs.
'l‘|\en she was owlorcil to c:ti'r,\‘ horses
and stores to' I-‘ranctx Aftct' ti few
such trips sho repaired to Soutlntmp'
lon wlicrc she was t'on\'crted itito n
troop-ship.
in this <-apzit-ity she nlatic scvcrnl
trips to l-lavre. taking several cavalry
it-glint-nts :ind licld artillery batteries
to France, l"innl|_\' she received orders
to transport 2,000 territoriuls to Eg_vpt`
and sei out on the long journey. Ar-
riving at Alexandria she was boarded
by thc 'l`hird llragoons, whom the
telritorialn relieved, and by some b|_|U
indian soldiers who had :cnc to Alex-
andria front l’0rl Said. The Corsican
thou returned to l<1urope.‘lan5liri¢ the
Eiiglisli regulars and the Indian sol-
diers nt Mnrsellles. lier next orders
were to return t_o,England. _There she
was boarded by another large number
of territorlnlnantl this time she steam-
cd away on the longest voyage ofthe
service. Sho was bound for Bombay.
Aft r-a long but eventfut,vo,vag¢ bhe
_ argfyed ot the Indian port,_lande'd her
lei-ritnrinu, and brought hack to Great
Britain the Munsters -and another
regular;RegimenI»that,liad been sta-
tioned in india. This. was the Corsi-
can's_last important trip in the Ad-
miralty se_rvlce._" On all these voyages
she wasiaccdmpanleil by an escort.
souletlnies n_ torpe_do__boai destroyer.
sometmcs ii cruiser, and mich ;a
ttleshi
ba ' i 'P'
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be rink to-night if conditions permit to
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TO LIBEL THE MORWENNA.-The
Dartmouth Ferry Commission will Ca
libel the steamer Morwenna, The a- 8.
mount ls not known. M. M. Morrison. 8!-
K. (‘_., is representing the commission. re
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iii '_rhf..ii‘§f.’ii1,I-l'f,S‘Z...‘.'iffi.'.’§’“.'.'i_-ifffi The _Finest-Motion Picture the World has ever known _ -
ni., _with 71 h\`gs{mail and arrived
¢....r......... .1 ........n.. --viva aliens or vrracna-en cLAss1c- - ____ -- _  __
aching me city at 1' bm 'rlignniite
_ ____ ..f.¢...»i-five-1..-...iii ur.-....1 The most, Thrilling shipwreck conceived-An.Awe-inrpiving, '
mauass HIP.-A-few evenings ago made a good _¢irosst`;ig. The niiui 'spec _ ._ __ _ ., _ __ . . _
an aged man named Mr. Proctor fell _¢l8| .l6_ft Charlottetown for CIW TU!--` " ' f ` " ' 's_P@CtaCl€  I_ MMU#  - - _ ‘ » V I-‘__
on the All er sidewalk near the Rail- ve ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ " " ' ‘ '“ ' ' ' ' ' ` ' - -' ' i `  -
rss- last ev_enlng_iis usual at__8.4__1- -' - __ -_ i __  _f \_, ____ 1. __, .9 7, -_;__-  - __ -_ _ _ _;.
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Excettewr uulsic.--_-it the aan
now dolor: :is well ns can he ex- tist Church lliit evening ii most en-
pc-¢tntl_ ~ _ joyahle special musical prograinme Mule' 
A - was glveu_as_tolIows:+0r n prelude. _
EVIDENCE OF VITALITY.-That from Handel's'0ratori viiiorh Sen-
» -1- Il
ENJOYABLE TIME.-At the Arena
rowd, including many oi’ the little
ished by the 82nd Band. There will e
nd on -Friday night the second carni- th
al oi’ the season will be held.
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il e lox business is still on a firm basis tence. _"This is the nay," by witch... Piece .
evidenced by the large orders that 'l‘urner'8_ lllllirtette, "Suu of My Soul",
re coming to the lox Exchanges here Organ -interlude from Beethoven's ada-'
om hoih the United states and Eng- slo. _v ro u -M _
land. Last week the Royal Investment Adams. B010. Gouuod's “The King ot' 1-- ~  ~ -- '-'_ ‘ f -'- Y- _ `"` "I Pf0dI|¢h0|| _
Exchange among other large orders Love My Shepherd is", by Miss Baker ` `
received one from i-:nginnu for czoo. A_l_l__;_h;»__r_1;1_\3_\:_<:_~; _\_~_<_@_§__\»°f\""f“' S@""“_ FEATURING-Anita Stuart, Ju_lia_ S__vvayne- G_‘ordon, Narry Morey, Chas.-1-Kent_
Anthem “Blessed is the Man" b'
Pdcti
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way Stlition -and badly injured his o'clock, ___ _.___ _ _ __ " -' ' _ _ - - ._ __-. -~ ,  _ _ _~ - I _ _ ,_ ._ __ _
hip. He"was picked up and taken to - " A '
his home on \\'uter street, where ho -
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- Master _
I Piece
and many other Vita Favourites. _
HOLY WAR A FIASCO -’
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vera! Swiss di The P SID Uf 'zz °" ¢y8t0ll¢ 01112 y 71 -8 5U F E CENTS'
stine and Syria have interesting in- _- _ -
rmation as to what is going on 1 _ ‘ ' '
ere. Pieclng there vnrinns stories-to    F01’ the First SIIOW Only J
ether, there can be no doubt that
matters in the Holy Lund today arelit-
T_:;‘_;Ea':_§S01_'_|":_$'___§_:g_;r?_?l?:epl;i;_;_' erally topsy»turvy. The existence of ,__
- ‘trained lati bt th T lt- - - - _-
rise of Mr. J. A. s. Bayer, Photograph- T51, and (';§,,m;’,§'”0m;:§°,'; coinrxfed Tris HIGHER cosr oF Liv- '_ » lgrent it
r, Grafton street, two excellent pho- hy these neun.”-bbE(,rve,.5_ qs is “|30 _ING AND l_NCRE_AS_ED`Vl/A§ES,` north and west coasts as a result oi’ th
tographs of the island boys as they me fact that the hob, Wm. is a*'namm_ ._ -i _ _ _ __German
now look. training with the Composite The Moslems in gcm.m|',,,lr'1,;gh1y LONDON, Feb. 6.-The increased transportation oi’ troops and munitions being used in the morning or it ne
llallery fll lflllllfllx- Dl'€D3l`Bl0l'l' 10 R0- rllsqomemed and ask nommg \,em.|» cost_ _of llvlng is resulting inthe do- as announced yesterday, - ne ' cond
ing tn the front. lt will be observed nianln Se0.the _war cmsé_ if "mv hu. lnand' for' increased wages among - “This
lin- _ _
attempts -to stop Enelantrr si,
is interpreted hcre as :t pro gh
ctlvlly may 'he 'expected eatin- _ ~
e milk D805' and strainer cloth
ould be washed- and scolded before
l ll\0l‘0lll§l\ly clean and scolded
ould be used in tho morning. The
lm! fllliif’ R few Of llle l10.\’S l\8\'@ Ile- muse' of me ex”-5,'-may hem-V 1-efnllel. wor'l{`e`t‘s, in_ whose ranks railway em- loguo to iinportant. events ut sen it pm(-l|l~(. of mgmly rinsing ____
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ante soldiers. They make a most
while another squadron goes' it
velopcd “mustachios" since they be- mms whi,.h are |,(,¢,§g ,,,,ld}._ po,-,r ployes are prominent. Local commit-_ _in rumored that Germany will try to “ml qlminerq in wld WM D ~
nnngh ni any time, tiwst- nnnpin .nc _tccsarc urging an ctllwutlvtf ffaulualrtu 9115930 ` ' er ‘“
. , the British lieet in southern - -
reditable and soldierly showing. :mm reduced to the exlremglv Of. mis. along' the unions to demand un_ intine- waters me mr" ‘H mgm ‘mem an °°p°"“"'
y for the introduction of .the bacteria,
~ -"- 9|-yi, um 'pm-ks _ami Ge,-ma,{s having 'diat_e"iii_c'rea_se_oi’ a dollar a we_eIi‘_"ull l_iortl\war<_l_at full speed with the ob-| _imc milk from the Water-_».» --
THE PEOPLE‘S.--'l‘he splendid pro- ccmmunlieerml all the chief necenup. _round, in order to level up val s_ to levi of
filmme Sll0W11_11l the l’@0Dlf-"S T059-ll`€ les, not merely camels, mules, horse-S the"'snine standard as before thc' war, in Eng
Saturday evening and afternoon was and came of an desc,-gp¢lons_ bg; also' began.'__'I‘he` Dock Workers _u_nion_,i' r .."_Large contingcnts of troops are W
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_ru_aai_ without, .Grape-Nuts. _. and_ _he
-ish elements in Grape Nuts."
diences that assembled in the Hall. 9
The afternoon inutinete was it treat l'or
cret Warning-in which the Russian
Minister ot` Police llraine and his gang v
are once more foiled-was shown. g
This serial picture is one of the best ll
shown in Cllarlottetown and the great
is a complete in itself, the heroine al-
ways coming out on t.op. The last
number, owing to the non-arrival ol’
,the boats, was not shown on Friday
,night, however, in spite of the late-
nt-.ss of the trains the large number
who are interested in the mystery
had the sati._st'at-tion through thc en-
terprise ot' the manager, Mr. \\'. G.
llogg, of seeing the ntost gripping and
sensational number of the series on
the screen thus far. it will bc shown
at the iir.-it show to-night and there
should be a large crowd.
LETTERS PATENT.-- Application
has lieelt made for the incorporation
oi' The Pownal Silver Foxes Limited.
The object. for which incorporation is
sought is l`or the purpose oi' carrying
on all or any oi' the businesses rela-
tive to the fox industry. The chief
oilice will be at -Pownal, and the capi-
tal stock will be $30,000 divided into
1200 shares at $25 each. The t`ollow-
ing are the provisional directors: J.`
S. Martin, Kinross; I". J. llaley, Pow-
nal; G. li. M. Carver, Pownal; J. A. i
!\lcl)onald. Vernon; James I3. (lay, To-
ronto und Wilfrid Lawton, i‘o\vual.
Thr- l’.inmure island Silver Black Fox
<?ompz~.\_\'. Liinited, also seek incorpo-
rol-co for the purpose ot’ c~ncrii|,: all
lirnrn-lies of thc fox anti oth:-1' fur-
iarlninis' indn:-itrics. Tin- colnpauy,
the provi.‘iionul ilirct-.tors oi' whitfh arc
\l’. A. llitzllonald and J. ll. i\Ici)nn.ild.
I’unmure island; Wm. (‘ondon, .`-lur-
ray ilurbor; Albert J. Fraser, .\Iont-
ague and G. J. l\Ict`orniack, Charlotte-
town, _will have its chief place of busi-
ness at Pamnure island, and shall be
capitalized at $40,000. divided into
S00 shares -'tt $50 each. -Application
is_n1a<le by thc Fairville Fox and Furni-
ing Company, Limited, for letters pn-
lcnt _for the incorporation oi’ that com-
pany, the purpose of which ls to carry
on the fur-farming bttsine'-ni. The pro-
visional tlircctors ol' the ctinipuny shall
he Itolicrt \\'ltc|an and Jo:-it-ph Var-
niicliaei, of Fiiirvillc; Anthony Whclain
and llobert (`nriniclmel, ol' l’e:ikes Sta-
tion, and .lobn A. stewart. of Union
Road, The capital stock .shall he $20,-
000, tlivitlod into 200 shares of $l00
cat-h, and thc hood oiilcc will hc hcld
at `li`:til‘\'iilt‘.
SENSE ABOUT FOOD.
._ Facts Worth Knowing.
lt is u serious question sometimes to
kno\v.jnsi what to eat when ii periioirg
stomach is out ol' order and most
foods cause trouble.
Grape-Nuts food can he taken at
any tline with thc certainty that it
will digest. Actual experience of peo-
ple ii-iyaluable to anyone interested.
A woman writes: “I had suffered
with lndlgestlon for about four years,
ever since un attack of typhoid t'evcr.
and' ul. times could eat nothing bill
the very lightest food und than suf-
fer so with my stomach I would wish
I never had to eat anything.
_ "l was urged to try Grape-Nuts and
siliciinsittg it i do not have tostarve
myself any more, but I can cat it at
ally- time and feel nourished and sat-
lsiierl, dyspepsla is a thing of the past.
and I am now strong and well.
" -v liusbantl also had an experience
\viHGrape»Nuts. lfle was very weak,
an ~ ickly one spring, anti could not
attend to his work. l-ie was put under
the doctor's care but medicinedid not
gnu to leave od ordinary food and use
the change in him. He grew hetter_
right _oi’f. and naturally -he has none
but‘woi_°rls‘.of praise for Grape-Nuts. -
"Our boy thinks he cannot eat _a
learns so Inst at school that hid tea-
cher comments on lt. '~l am satisfied
that it is because oi' the great nour-
Hifaciiother is right. Grape-Nuts
roodfis a certhin and remarkable re-
bullder of body, nerves and brain.
_ "’l’hbra*a u, Reason." f  ~
fully appreciated by the lnrgo an- w
` _ vt
the children and at great many ot' the T
n
feature about it is that every episode 5
ii
gross the (leger-'t f_0w;u-tl the Suez (ia. fund cannot get carts sufficient to col-
ul tg attack Egypt, the llllllcnlligs 01' Iect old newspapers. ' NEW YORK, _I°‘eb,-5.-Gladys Lar- m
uoh- ati enterprise -being too great
nd much time having already been _ MILLION =BUNi)LES_FOR NEW ' l-|19 S
lost during which _it has been possi- ' VQRK p00R_ el V.
ble to make arrangements t’or the dc- _A _ For days she was lashed to -a rude
fence of the canal. NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-Fifteen hun.; raft
'i ock,
coveting the landing ol' troops
mslinlcn at thc time of the Scan
ni
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'l‘he cows should not be allowed to
 Wir:.':.:“:t.“"::..i"'°s rr- 
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lmnl, ba,-lf_.y_ Darafllp bmle,-_ _sugar r_ina,lging,_a__s_l1nllar‘_rlernantl on _liehz_tli'_rli' rc_llortetl to have been mobilized at many ohjectiollahm |,ao};!n§°geT‘T_‘_’:g
nd coilcc, to say, nothing oi' mont-y. F*hl_lJ 0ll‘l,_l$l1l'lUl "l‘»‘-ll l\l_ .l_\_l=ll\l‘l\¢‘Hll‘l‘- “lnml ~ __ - ` n
'halever may be the result of tlt:~|"l`|l¢ Shilfilllfli ,0l‘_<'l\l‘ltl 'and fI1lfl¢'_lS lll l“"°"3l' "alll ,
tu'kislt campaign elsewhere. it cor- l~0ll!lUll_ l9"~'_§llSllli! SUl'l0l1S ill¢10ll\'0I\‘
older people. The twentieth episode lalnly has Caused mishrv in pniesline ience in mtl,n_I_c_l_pal services. anil_'tit'e
ot' the Million Dollar .Mystery-A Se- mm gy,-i5_ _ ` sc:r_v`e_i1'gl_;i'g: ~'de,pa_rt_n1_<-_pl at Ilo_ll_iu'r£i
Even the German oflicers tlteniscj- hafta i.ssuet_l_a_n0tl<:0 l`0fl\l0Slil'll-C l10l`lS -"
99 Probably scarcely believe that any_ l'l0 l1€l‘S' 10;’ reduce refuse to u minl~ A BOSTON GIRL iS in mixing the` sulphuric acid and water
god will cgme gut of the mar(-_i 'mun1. ' Even the national patriotic
iilk by falling into the pilllfdpailn .
'l`he floors of all rooms W tore ropy
ilk has been kept. should be disin--
ctcd with a mixture oi’ ilve parts 'nf
t-rude sulphuric acid _tty 95 pg,-lg of
water. Great care must bn exerclgell
HEROINE _OF SHIPWRECK else an explosion may result,
20 of Boston, was a heroine of w
Boynton in thewest Indies, ti
that was part oi’ the wreckage. e
Corruption neven has been worse tl;-gd wagons are today collecting bun-' S00 "Ile-"ell C-HDL G. W. Waltieiiiar t’r
than at prcsent in the countries un- meg nf mowing in every Section nf lim- 11110
der Ottoman rule._;Midul-l{amid's Go\'~ city for distribution among thc noctly 0°"
Ilnnlvlll WHS. -hull. bl-ll -that-Of IIN unemployed men and women and for Ml
Y0\lllg Turks is fur WOFSG. und ll\'J children of the poor. _Thousands of “mth 0'0"' M°hll°- ' ` fl
DPUDIG df l’11l€Slillfl,8nd Syria _KNOW bundles were received yesterday at ‘ H°W L“’°l"9 Persona “V90 Seve" S
mm- 000 “"0 l°°l‘l'l`l.€.f0l' 09llV0l.‘1\llf'<‘. the headquarters of the Bundle 'Dav l dal`5 “P0” 0 wtal 0|: “V0 P00009 Of
Wlllffll 5001115 I0 ll\0'll\ |0112 ill 00I11lllir. (Tonimittee and it was iielievcd that 03"
lf fl llrillsll f0l‘C0_9f 100.000 ll‘0<1D=i the day’s collections would be more f‘ 0
were to land ut. Beirut and Jafla tho than a niillion bundles. ` Ur- ‘V > _ 
populace would welcome them, and Every public school and pnlimi Sta. rcachetl New York from Tuba on the
the ’l`\1rco-'l.‘e\1t0u,_,_,tyrant_s.now ter-_ tion is a receiving station. Additional S10”
rorizins '.ll0 Cellltify would _be lynch- stations have been esta_blis_lied at all
ed. _ ___ , _ -
if _   ' 'Ui-l
--*---_i--i 'lite Bundle Day Coininittee is head-
DUTCH CHURCH DIVIDED
LONDON. Feb. ,
railroad terminals, and a every sub-
wui ex ress station in l\li.xnl1.lt n
cd by Mrs. James Speycr and ,the
members include Mrs. (‘ornolius Van-
derbilt and Mrs. Vincent Astor.
4.--’I‘he`ei”iects of -_-_AL _
the South African ‘rebellion are boillit |<AlSER'S TRIP T0 about ropy milk and it is a serious°s
acutely felt _ in the _Dutch reformctl NAVAL BASE PROLOGUE ` trouble, but ii’ thc precautions out- d
church, vl'h"er_e s0I_llething_like a. s<‘h~ T0 EVENTS AT SEA lined below are observed. the trou-
l-WI YS l.lll’.€lll¢‘-0L‘d`0,‘lll0K'_l0 0ll`f€l`0llC9>*_ _ ---- ble can be prevented; or ii' already in
0f`_D0ll_llC'l11.,0Dll_1l0_l1-' ‘l`ll<!.D\lICll Cl0l'l_Z!-' l.0NI`l0N, Feb. 4.-~'l`hc Exciiaiigt- thc dairy, can be overcome.
haye always been bromlnelll ill DUIIU- ’l`clegraph (Ionipiiny has receivod tile `.
‘-flil ll0'fi.l_l`b_' 5110 lllli-lil’ Ol 10001 lllll/if following despatch from its (7op'eiihnl.T nr
l`11\'0r0ll lllfl ll0`l”l'7»0l§ Df1l`l5'- Wllll@ not en correspondent: ` _ tion, These bacteria live naturally in
, ` 1']
All milk utensils i-ihould‘b`e' scaltlnil
ost thoroughly daily. Ne'ver let ‘com
ater come in contact with utensils
hipwreck of the-Boston barq Etb- unless they are scalded before being
sed. l'or milk again.
The greatest care should be exerpls.
d to prevent even a drop of 'water
oni the cooling tank getting into the
his wiie, her uncle and aunt, with milk, 'Flint occurrence is probably
llfilies ol’ rescue. the most common cause of trouble
ss Lnrrock is now on hcl- way from ropy milk. If water. must sputter
bout, the cans standing in ice water
hould be covered. _ ‘
Utensils after washing and scolding
H60 Hive ll-1110118 llwlll. 0110 11 Dilll should stand upside down to prevent
ay 0-wh of brackish drinking wat- the nccninutnilnn or dust on -the in-
ns told when seven ot’ the men side, ' -
The foregoing suggestions may save
mel M0l1l0l‘P.\'. many dollars to more than one milk-
tan and save a lot of anxiety onthe
 ' `- » t part of customers who _ are usually
---l-ri tt
» ' o
l
ccdlessly al_arme‘d' lib tho' appearance
i “strii\p;s" in milk or cream. Where
he trouble has been consumed need
PREVENTING "ROPV" MILK. in scald all utensils and give special
-__ h
cod to the refrigerator or other
Complaints arc frequently made places where the milk is kept. Con-
ltopy milk contains bacteria that
umers as well as producers must en-
eavor to overcome the trouble.
M l LTON CONCERT.-A concert
c responsible for its viscid condi- will be held at the Orange Hall.
Milton, on Monday evening next. in
lc_i_1i1ing support to"_a_n aggressive rc; "Emperor Williams visit to \\’ill\e-fwaicr, .llcaistires i'or tht- prevention oi' aid ol’ the Women's Auxiliary of Mil-
ll0lllbl\.1Ltr0l"LHltl 50011011 0( ll1€‘.Cl0F§,\‘ insllafen is lielicvcd to bc in coniicc- tho troubles must be directed to\vards ton Church. St l’aul's Young Poopie's
wcr0.ii_i_t:1incd to ‘be passive, chicll:
iicoziustr t>_f__t.,l_xci1',_li_qt§‘pll for the pro-
gressive policy oi lon. 'Louis Botlin,
lion with the warning oi' the Gerliiao
Ailnilralty to neutral shipping tim*
preventing the bactel'lti i`rotn getting
ssociatlon are supplying the orn-
A
into thc milk, After milking at night lgramme. Admission 25 cents. 8518
is
_ __l l
On the other hand,I am iuforntetl thc ‘ - _ _ __
city clergy and ‘those oi' the outside .
di.~it`rlci,s who ure lniluily cont`act‘w_ith
trvn en
the Eiiglislx-speaking __ £10\lll _. l _ _ n _ _ i , .
thoroughly support __Botha_’s __ D0l_l,C.i’_». ' " _ ' ‘ _
'ont hence the church 'ii-rdivided into  S '
two camps. As a coiisetitieiiczi. tl M101"-
ial ccnlcrcucc l as ‘been opened at
lllocinfontcln '~ tiscuss a way. out
°‘ __  .Y _ A Pork and Poultry l)epa_rtment_ _
sooo seen oN ev:-:_nv FARM.
...___ _
The Use of.Best Seed Only Would
' ` Double NatIon's CroP-
'ro' ei un- blgcesi possible crops Notwithstandin the cold winiter wea'ther'ou`r new Pork and Poultry
Wi'-*‘.“‘° ‘mi "“““°‘“‘ "“"‘“»” ““,» Department has been well patronized since opening which shows that the
labor and seed should be the aim 0
hwy- i~m»m`hr. run oth he time hy I public _appreciate something new and are “ready to -patronize an up-to-date__market
li.’.‘."l?.'.. T;-"¢'.".?.‘.‘.?.{`...'¥§ §,?,‘i$’..f".1‘lil’.l'_. liiiif whi¢h_wi1ls_re'=\tli/_ béfléfit everybody
hcforc sowing. Elsewlierc in this is-
snc methods for doing thl.s‘ure out- Q 0 '
 ..   Here are some of the nice things
out of thc grain ilelds is the nian_w_ho - f - . - ._ .i .»». _ - .
selects his seed grain and slows only ' You Can buy 2117.01.11' New D€p8ftm€Uf t
__ ,__ .
r " -
such as possesses good v-llalliy 'HW'
farmers are able to produce twice- as
Farmers who sow 'need thll has Ml
| .
tion to the acre is -almost sure to tall
below that ot neighbors who sow only
- _ -Is -Now "Ins ‘F'ulI' Svvlng °
many bushels of grain 'to the acre  _-   ___ _ _  _ I |  _ _
do the farmers that sow their lielt _ _ ` 
ll. _ l lg _ Nlir' ii.h - .tw  ' '_ -_  -. _ _
ii"ri-hivnixtiii Iiiiiiiiririitirin-'elif ihli`nic'l.l - -~Fr hf-.AlICuts _ Turkeys, 'Chickens &
<»i"<ip:_at\il 'proba_l_i}_y ciJ_;i::{l_;!_1“ll.l;:2_    -‘§a§s‘;‘§_l_l  ' » -  I  '-F0_Yli  b_&) Ducks Fl'€Sl1-All Cl.lIS“ " 
“I saown. ev_ __  "‘  - ' _ ` _ ' -
iiiitcltivc power of theseed being oi’ tlic__ _I-a__l__ ~  __  I; _tglggasgn Cll0lC¢ C0l'!1€d Bdif.
highest, practically every seed vm P - -_ _ _ __ ' “___
iscrminatiiigapowiér. `ManY'ot such _  _ ‘ - _ -  _
. ~ sly, '
I
»,~ ‘
duces a plant. ln t:ie__other c_ar_e. t_l:_c1_ "‘_. , ._ "-'F' "“"`~~` ' ""' ' ._ d
productive power'_o ie seet s - ~-_-i  .:=_ _ _ --.~ _ _ f -. _ - _ _
_,m_w,,_ Much 6, ,_ ,, 0, ,,,,,, ,,,,my__ 5|, {. _ - We hive some A. 1. Lambs and Mutton also choice Pork Saueitges an
so low.`in fact, that it is unable., li' if L"-" P0ff@d‘M¢lt£""‘ _'t"f' ` ‘ - ‘  f:;>,_-.~_§.- _ _
its-_rntinates at all, to nourish the plant so ,x._ :i.;; - 1 ."-'»..'_. -
until 'lt l»'i~-large eliough~to become di-
vorced from- its embryo. Most ot'-li
may tall and the ultimate crop will bc
1,-_
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-_...-0-» " " '¢¢i_-nnn'n|-
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a dlsappolntment.» ` 1 ~ ' l " 11  ._,',f' ‘_"_',f" . ‘W '__“ _`_`j ‘-j__ _ " _‘ _ _ ' _‘ _""1 `_ "~» f '
Some laborandftime, of course. 'arcj ”’___;'~ " _  ' _FH é't . mgi. B¢¢[5 __C3|1-gtg, _ Pay. l _  S`af¢ii1'l8
.. a I _ _ 1 . ,
nacesbary for the work required .in _ .__ __ __ ak '_ - Arid' {,:¢|e -nd - M - I __  -
. -_ .maui iesv a i:e,_, snlps. ry 8 _ tl I _ f
"°'°°"“= °"" ‘°°““'f' "“‘ “"“"°‘ '"'” ~=~1  - th delicacies in Bee ‘P if ' --_Beats
seem todo him any good until he be- |extra- yield of ci-op= 'prodiiced more i   ' __°_  -' _ ____¢, . », $5.-. __ _ '=,_.__._._.._
‘than compensation- for the extra labor CIC. ` ’ " ' Ili '_»§¢8*X`l.,  TOIl'l3t9C8. -- -~  -‘
" Yr ' I I l
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tested seed. _‘ ' ’ _ -. _ . »
For many reasons -this cou\\‘tlfM»_1|t|u.*-“-_‘_ ’ "-`*"7“f _ "-'.'1‘"~ = 
should produce tbimyear the bldtelt -_ i   0 
ci-npr-in in hi»tni»y:' `ti every rar-mer __ 9  I  _ O’ _ _ _
in the tendwsovll only good'~|oed't c \ chu . » = »
Grape-Nuts. _lt -was surprising to hee ‘entalled. ' -- '_'  » "°'~ ' " '  -  _ _ -i -1.
2,‘§,‘§§,,§‘{f,§§"t‘§,‘;,,’,' }‘,{’,f,,,‘,‘,‘,'.§"“§,’{,‘,§‘L°fu§,',"§l`i'  'arfreasonable and quality the best. Our' dellvéfil
on = lottery mls- 'l`h°v_=f° t°\\‘l“K ‘i -~‘se1°vleeisprompt'a`ud-iwe have an experience and obliglng meat__¢\\i\¢!'~
he oo- i ~»--- - -- _ _ _ _ _
iiii‘it>°ii"‘ii§°f'ii`v°i-;."ifi'i tt'ii°l'if'§fi>’i plating. Come one. Confic all. Came soon and often. ' _ I 
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bury lninqi  d,»the above letter? -A nowvrecord Iottltefpal would-iiemlonble . I ,- . r ,» :i~ `~_'_;=- __ _ -,_- 7_ - 1 OWU. .
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