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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1917.

Hughes & Hough

AUCTIONEERS TO THE GOVERNMENT.

General Auctioneers Share, Coal and General Produce

Brokers and Commission

Agents.

G

PROPRIETORS

*To-Ewa-Wax' Coal Storage.

Codes; used Bentley's

B. c. 4th & 5th Editions. A Telegraphic Code.

Telegraphic Addres

MEIFION TONGKONG.

PUBLIC AUCTION. HE' Undersigned have received in-

rublis

(FÓR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED

OR

TUESDAY,

the 20th February, 1917, commencing at 9:36 pm, at their Sales Ropins, No. 2,

Des Yeux Road, Corner of

ICE MUCH DIREKT,

VALUABLE TEAKWOOD AND BLACKWOOD FURNITURE,

**

its.,

|

As Follows

A REASON FOR

LOSS OF MEMORY.

THE CHINA MAIL.

THE WAR.

(Continued from Page 5.)

THE YARROWDALE'S AMERICAN PRISONERS.

ASHINGTOS, Feb. 17

SPORTING.

CRICKET.

KOWLOON CC. v. UNIVERSITY".

The demand by the Government. mentioned in a cable yesterday, "haafu (

In many instances loss of memory is due to nothing else but anaemix of the |brain. All bloodless people in fact, whose brning arounder the inflento of unsemis, are liable to suffer from faulty memory In some cases this developa so seriously that the victims cannot remember their name and address and are not restored to their relations until their identity in established in some way. The many Reuter's Service to the China Mail, Yarrowdale as prisoners have been

anemia rield promptly to the powers forms of anaamia, inaluding cerebral of Dr. Williams Pink Filla because these Pills have a special action on the blood, which they build up and refresh with new vitality,

All you feeble men sad nervous vomen who are destitute of good, vigorous blood- may become as energetic and rebust as others around you who enjoy the beat of health. A course of Dr. Williams Pink Pills is what you need, for by. renewing and enriching your weak blood you provida nutriment for your weary mental faculties are perve your

KOWLOON

SUNDAY'S TELEGRAMS. been delayed pending the verifica

tion of a newspaper report that the 3. B. Mead, 1.b.wb Brayshay

W. T. Elson, c Rumjahn, b Brayshay 97 Americans taken to Germany on the JV. Braga, o Chow Yat Cheong, b

Marley

THE FIGHTING IN

CHAMPAGNE.

BIG INFANTRY, ACTION.

LONDON, Feb. 18.

released.

ANOTHER INQUIRY BY THE UNITED STATES.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17. The State Dofartment has in- quired through the Spanish Embassy at Berlin the reason for the deby The scene of the fighting in Cham-in the departure of the second train invigorated and your memory becomes pagna is thirty miles east of Rheins, load of American officials.

Dr. Willian's Pink Pills cab boobtain-1t was the biggest infantry action on el from dealers everywhere, or will be this front since January, 1915, when sent by Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., 328 the Germans made their final but fruit- Szechuan Road, Shanghai, 1 bottle for less effort to recapture some of the 13.30, 8 bottles 9, poakso.

ground lost by the French offensive of [September, 1915.

clear.

AUCTIONS.

FUBLIC

AUCTION,

THE Undersigned Juve received in tructions to sell by Fubhe Auction

(R ACCOUNT OF THE CONGRANAD} -

on"

THURSDAY,

the 22nd February, 1917, at 2.30 p.)

at No. 7, Middle Raw,

.

Kowloon,

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

Ac.

FURNITURE,

tc.. therein contained.

Comprising

Hall Stand and Table, Handsonely

It is difficult to sea what strategetical gain the Germans are now expecting to make. May be it is a preliminary move to the German campaign of 1919" (19177) but it is moru probably a defensive action, designed to protect in portsat communications, especially the Chailerance-Bezanenurt railway, which here' runs parallel to the front for fifteen miles. Its loss at any point woult paralyse the whole German position. The French who are at Tahure, only 11 miles distant from tab railway, made several raids in this sector carlier in the week and the Germans may have anti cipated a French plan to cut the rail.

way.

ANOTHER TRAWLER CAPTAIN

TAKEN PRISONER.

Dr C. Forsyth, b Brayshay...

J. P. Robinson, Ng Stu Kwong,

Brayshay

W. H. Stapleton, cand b Marley K. Macaskill, b Marley J. Fletcher, b Marley

A.R. F. Raven, a and b Marley..

E. J. Edwards, cat out...

[ H. Overy, Lb.w. b Marloy ...

•Extra...

Total

...154

BOWLING ANALYSIS.

J

D. P. Dixon

D

Ng Sze Kwong

0

13

K. Brayshay...

13

KR

0 36

G. E. Marley...

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UNIVERSITY

Na Sge Kwong, el

43

Edward, b Braga........

A. de Sensa, b'Overy...

G. E. Marley, c Fletcher, b. Overy INDON, Feb. 17. W. Wright, e Raven, b Braga

K. Brayshay, b Benga

The captain of the sunken trawler Marybell was taken prisoner.

THE IMPERIAL WAR CONFERENCE.

A. H. Runjah, bivery... G. AV. Hall braga...

Chow Yas theong, nút out!.. W, Hall not out

D. P. Dixon, did not but

Extras...

Total...

...157

0.

BOWLING NALYSIS,

ST.

LONDON, Feb. 17. The Daily News says the Imperial. Matiski! War Conference has been postpones J. Y. Braga till April.

'NAVAL AEROPLANES ACTIVE.

Loxuos, Feb. 17.

The Admiralty announces that Naval aeroplanes effectively dropped heavy bombs on the aerodrome at Ghistelle.

They also again, bombed the ship

carver Flackwood Desk, Music Cabinets THE BRITISH WAR LOAN.ping in Briggs, Harbour yesterday.

GREATEST FINANCIAL TRIUMPH

IN THE WORLD'S HISTORY...

Ots Upholstered Suite, Armchairs and Sofas, Card Tables, Bedroom Furni ture, comprising Double Brass-mounted Bedstead, Twin Bedsteuls (Teakwood), Sideboards, Dinner Waggons, Extension Stands, &c. O exintings, Water Dining Tables And Chairs Tea and Cokers and Engravings, Hand-painted Occasional Tables etc, etc, Dioner Madras Muslin Curtains (new), Ormm Serviers, Crockery, Glass Ware Cooking Stove, Cutlery, Tullet Set, &e, Rathof Carved ivory, N., large Marble top ments and Vases, including a few piecca

Kopas Utensils, Roll-top Desks and Writing Tables, etc., Sundry Electre Sideboard, Extension Dining Tables and Chairs, Leather-covered. Upholstered Suite, Glass Ware (including Cut-glus),.

The consensus of opinion on the War arge Dinner Service (rown Derby Loab is that it is the greatest financial Cutlery, & Dorble and Single Betriumph in the world's history.

Mated Ware.

Pano, in good condition, Electric Randing Lamps, Blackwood and leak. wood Screens, & quantity of Blackwood Furniture, Pictures, Engravings, etc.

Also

One large Chiming Clock by Falconer sciginal cost £0.00 Teucis Poles and Notting, &e, &c.

11

Brass Finger Bowls, Carpets (New and second. band), Child's C'ora, etc. »

(Fall Particulars froin Catalogue.} TRAN:-Cash.

HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctionewes Hongkong, Feb. 13, 1917.

*

1501

PUBLIC

AUCTION.

(THE Undersigned have received in- structions torsel by Public Auction," (FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERYLD).

од

FRIDAY,

the 23rd February, 1917, at 2.30 p.

at No. 17, Kennedy Road,

(Top Flat),

A QUANTITY UZ

4LUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE,

therein cutained.

Consisting of

LONDON, Feb. 17.

steds, Wardrobe, Dressing Tables, Estimates of the result vary from six Shaving. Mirror, Rpil-top Desk. &handred thousand to a thousled Bath Ren Pantry And Kitchen millions cew money-but even the

ensils

Abo

smaller figure far exceeds the antiupa- Boudoir Grand Piano by Winkelmann tions of financiers who five weeks ago Brouschweig in very goxl condition, did not except that more than two or Electric Fittings, Plantain Puta, e, three hundred more millions would

On view Wednesday, 1st inst. from

be 2.

La Catalogne will be issued,

Terms --Cash.

EUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneer. Hongkong. Feb. 13, 1917.,

1503

J. P. Robinson ... H. Overy..................... J.C Fletcher......

CRAIGENGOWER CC, «,'CHINESE

RECREATION CLUB. Craigengower met and defeated the C.R.C. at Happy Valley on Saturday. The scores were:-

CHINESE RECREATION CLUB, – Yew Man Tsun, b Graham ...

Wong Po Keeng, retired hort.. Ho Wing Kin, & Graham Geo, Lev Thompson b

Southerton

THE GREEK SITUATION.

. . .

ATHENS. Feb. 18,

Lir Hew Ran, c Pestonji Foutherton E. Chung, b Peatorji - Wei Lee den, b Festonji

Leefong ahle, b Pestonji

A diceree orders civilians to deliver. Wong, b Festorji

Mok Hing, not out their arms within five days under R. Chan, Pestonji, penalty of confiscation and a fine.

Extrus

Total

BOWLING. ANALYSIA

THE RESTRICTION OF IMPORTS.

DIFFICULTIES IN THE WAY, J. S. Graham......

Luxeos, Feb. 17.“

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10

R G. Southerton 12 E. Pestunji... 8.9

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CRAIGENGOWER VÄ It is stated that the Governmwat's S. Jex, e Mok Hing. b Eo Wing Kin chief difficulty in restricting imports D. Bradbury, b Ho Wing Kin... from the Dominions is the danger of J.S. Graham, st Wei, & Yew J. Thompson, o Ho Wing Kin excluding essentials like grin, sugar, D. M. Goodall, e Un, b Lee...

C. Southerton, not out timber and oras, while some financial. A Rose, b'Lee....

J. D. Noris, not out arrangement will be necessary to R. Pestonji, e Wei, o Lee support exchanges if silk, wines an. Kharns, did not bat...

Extras fruits from France" and Italy' are stopped.

43

.... 39.

0

... 15

**** *** INTIMATIONS

Quality.

With LEA & PERRINS' SAUCE, a few drops sprinkled over the meat, fish or cheese, &c., are all that is required to impart the most licious piquancy and flavour.

The QUALITY and concentration of its ingredients make a little of this sauce go a long way.

Lea Ferrin

The Original and Genuine,

WORCESTERSHIRE.

THE PERFECTED NERVE FOOD.

SANAPHOS

MY ALLIES.

THE IDEAL RECONSTRUCTIVE NERVE FOOD

A VALUABLE RESTORATIVE, IN MELIRASTNENÍA, NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA, AND ANEMIA.

Tempting, Palatable, Wholly Digestible.

Earlier and inferior products, repre-producing results which are truly re- senting the effort to give the nerves markable.

Unlike earlier products which were. "directly the nourishment they cannot get -item ordinary food, are now displaced only partly digestible. "Sanaphos" is by the more scientific and more highly-wholly assimilable. In the words of

an eminent scientist it:“makes straight » perfected All-British "SANAPHOS."

In Insomnia, Nervousness, Run-down for nerve nutrition and repair.” It is a Calditons, Zack of Tone, Convales white powder which dissolves in water, pence, and in the severe cases of making a tempting and palatable bever Shattered Nerves, ' " Sanaphos " 'In} age." Boneât is felt almost immediately.

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**Samanhos" is sold, by all-Chemikës, · Baecká med sati: by shd swarmte for people should b addressed in po-Fletcher & Cầu, et The Queen's Diepenasty, Hong Kong..

Wholemie Distributors foe India and Pur End –Dakis Brothers. Lik. Bilasse Street, London,

73 procurable by direct public subscription, especially as the loan was handicapped by conversion operations, The lean of 1915 included two hundred millions from banks, which have not participated in the present Loan, con- fining their efforts to generously assist ing clients, though it is no secret that they have arranged with Mr. Bonar Law THE AUXILLIARY HOUSE BOAT tha: the money would be forthcoming

"LOVER" 15 H. P. Parsons Faradin Motor with complete outs. New sails whatever the result of the loan. "The recently put up Inspection invited.overwhelming public response leaves the Address ofters by lettes only tow banks free to assist the Government in

any further war finance

FOR SALE

SANG KEE

C/G Comprailors, Hongkong and Shanghai Bank. Hongkong, Feb. 16, 1917.

i.

The loan, in other words, our huge 1500 financial strength is conveniently ech

centrated and remains in the country. The features of the subscriptions in- BUROPEAN AGENCYcluded attractive schemes by muni

cipalities and employers for payment

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"Total for 7 wickets....193 11 BOWLING ANALYSIS..

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H.Ching

Un Hew Fun

SHARP FIGHTING IN CUBA.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17. Sharp fighting is reported from Cuba. The rebels have been defeated seventeen. miles west of Havana.

"CHARLATAN AND HUMBUG."

MAGISTRATE'S SHARP REPROOF OF FORTUNE TELLER.

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H.K.C.C. v Civil Stavce.

CLUB DEFEAT CIVIL SERVICE. The Club easily defauted the Civil Serve on the Club ground on Saturday the scores being

CLUE.

Teakwood Hall Stand, Roil-tup Desk/ WHOLESALE Indente promptly by instalments; also sweepstakes, one of such as to make any man in his own F. J. de Roupa e Hutchison, b Bird.

aracuted at lowest cash

prices

sad Buukase Combized, Hanismely for all British and Continental goods,

| including

Cared Massive Blackwood sideboard, Large Blackwood Silver Cabinet, Bevelled Ovehmantel Mirror in Black- weed Fritate, Pluckwood Fire Sercen. with Blue And White Panels, Lärge Blackwood Round Dining Table, Silk Tapastry-covered Armchairs and Chey torfield Bufi, Bruss Double Bed (practically new), Teakwood Wardrobe," Barena, and Washstand all with Bevallerf Mirrors, a few lots of Pictures, Table and Bed Linen, Class Ware, &c.

Uhe Good Dinner Service, Copper Fender and Fire Irons, Ice Chest, Shunghai Bath, o, &c.

*Also

One Upright Grand Plano by John Broadwood and Sun, London (practically new and iu splendid condition).

N.B-Special attention is called to the TEAKWOOD BEDROOM SUITE, this having being made to owner's design and under his supervision, also to the CARVED BLACKWOOD SIDE. BOARD and BLACKWOOD DINING

TABLE

On view from Thursday, 22ud instapt

st noon...

Lätalognes will be issued...

TEKNE: Cash.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers.

Hongkong, Feb. 15, 1917,

FOR SA'LE.",

بنے

150%

at their Bales Rooms, No. 8, Des Yazax Road, Corner of

Ice House Street, SECOND HAND CONTRACTORS

PLANT,

THEODOLITE AND LEVEL

Full particulars may be had from the undersigned.

Tarzna se usual.

HUGHES & BOUGH

Hongkong Feb.

Auctioneers.

∙1474

Books and Stationery, Boots, shoes and Leather, Chemicals and Druggists' Sundrien China, Earthenware and Glassware, Cycles, Motor Cars and Accessories,

Millinery and Piece Goods, Drapery, Fancy Goods and Perfumery.. Hardware, Machinery and Metale, Jowellary, Plate and Watches, Photographic and Optical Goods, Provisions and Oilmun's Stores,

etc., etc. Commision 24% to 5%. Trude Discmata olioiced. Special Quotations on Demand. Sample Cases from £10 upwarde, Consignments of Produce Bold an' Lecount. "WILLIAM WILSON & SONS

(ESTABLISHED 1814),

||

5, ASCHURCH LIKE, LONDON, E,C.. Cable Address: "ANNUAIRE LONDON,

OVERLAND CHINA MAIL

THE WEEKLY EDITION OF THE

QUINA MAIL".

CONTAINS ALL THE NEWƐ

OF THE WEEK.

PRICE 28, ets. (Cash) per Copy

THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY,

THERAPION NⱭ 1

ZUSELE DICK ANY CLESTATED SKI, WITHOUT INJECTIONA

THERAPION NO. 2 THERAPION NO: 3

Looxda cafuraha wazikeniers, DakjWNLOST VIGGS, AG

^ WOLD MY GRADING CHEMISTS PRICE IN, ENGLARKLET. TREME DE ARPADDYKESKIVELOVES “FREE WOOR TO 21. LE CORAL MED

HAYERSTOCK En, HampaȚIAD, LOW)

FOR YOU!

THERARION PLADS

KEN TALT TRADE MANK20

which on the Stock Exchange resulted in a subscription of £21,000.

The number of subscribers in 1915. was half a million. The indications of the number are now five millions with

s stinging remark was made by Mr Tieut. Col.Witchell"..."

T. E. Prace Lb.w. b Bird "There is no single thing in this case Lieut. Gray, b Witchell mind consider that the accused was any. Stalker, Dawson, b Witbeil thing bata charlatan anda humbug: 0.0.

C. Stark b' Witchell Denman, the nugistrate at Marylebone R Kennedy, b

b Hamilton in imposing a fine of £30 and 10 guinets,

M. M.

1 Hamilton, Mans costs or three months in defiult, on Sutton, Hamilton Thomas Morgan, otherwise Professor Dr. Aubrey, Hamilton a minimum subscription of 15/6 comeliai, who was hurged with professing: Glaister, not out... pared with fericany's shilling The to tell fortunes, so us to impose on the

Extras public. War Savings Certificates are still mast popular. Their sale at Post Offices prior to the loan campaign was a million weekly and amounted last week to £8,000,000.

AN UNOFFICIAL ESTIMATE.

LATER.

It is unofficially estimated, that thensand to twelve hundred millions new money has been subscribed.

THE ARMING OF AMERICAN MERCHANTMENU

CHANCES OF WAR

INCREASED.

..

The

magistrate added that he wished it to be clearly understood that nobody coming before hina lecond time would set off with a fine.

and

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Total...

BOWLING ANALYSIS.

M.

50%

SCOTSWOMAN FIGHTS WITH

SERES.

WOUNDED BY BOMB IN ATTACK ON BULGARS..

MISS JANTS'S 23 WOUNDA,"

"I had, nearly reached the brink of the Bulgarian trunch when a well-aimed grenade dropped near and I fell wounded. A young officer crawled up towards on all fouratever the snow; and seizing my

hands,

me over its smooth pule surface, to the shelter of rock The The Special Correspondent of the I once of being dragged be the hand of

my broken "arm was acute, yet it wa don Daily Chronicle wrote: recently:-

not very much gester than what I had

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In the nurses ward of Military His already been suffering I was soon lying 5pital Camp No, 41 lies a conely, mother-on a stretcher on my way to the nearest 447 fy-looking little lady the only patient field hospital

"42 of her sex in a camp that has accommo

will take some Miss Sands's wounds will 12 dation for 1,000 sick or wounded eerbing time to heal completely. There are

omen

sorne 95 of them, and one or two splinters A few days ago a Boyki skle-de-aump have yet to be extracted. 13eume to har bedside, and, on behalf it As I took my leave Miss Sands begged the Prince Regent of Serbia, pinned to me to procure for her a volume of Kip 13 her breast the gold and silver Cross of ling's versen, preferably one containing

the couplets entitled "IE"

12

1 Kara-George-rate harge that is only over for conspiraus bravery on the 3 field of lttlo.

The whole of lier right side, from the ...181 shoulder to the Rhee, was lately a mush of tom desh audi shattered bone-the, work of a Bulgarian band womb that' chanced upon her as she was helping the Serbs to clear out an enemy trench.).

Hittle Misa Flom Fanda-that in the lady's name is a Scotswoman. Working

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72

4

30

in seria as

as a hospital mure.... | Bince curly

CIVIL SERVICE

in the present world war, her sympathy

R. Ponihy Fane, à Gluister, A. Edwards, h Stalker.....

Alderman, & Pearce, b Glasster Hon. Mr Claud Severn, out out..

Extras.

Total

was so keenly aroused, by the sufferings

"That" she said, "is the finest poora that was ever written..

GLAMOURING FOR WHISKY AT GLASGOW.

Remarkable scepes were witnessed in

10 and heroism of the people that when Glasgow at the end of December, when

4hcapital units were broken up during wholesale attempts were made to secure

32

the great retreat of 1015 she obtained supplies of whisky for the New Year

7 permission to enlist as a private in the Anxiety arose out of the regulations of rearguard that protected the withdrawal the Liquor Control Board providing that consumption should of the retreating arroy. Befors that no liquors for "off

G

the

| from. Friday afternoon.. had be sold: Any reached Adriatic shore she

Long queues of women stood outside deserved and won

promotion, become Sargeant Sauds, and stood high in the the licensed grocery establishments anil regard of both officers and men of the in some pinces the police had to regulate

8. crack reginlent to which she still belongs the crowds that besieged the shops,

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AULY ON HILL 1912.

04 She went through the whole of the

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Morgan, who called himself a psychist, Bird... practised at Edgware road, and when Hamilton...

"I am quite in earnest Witchell...... farrested said,

about my profession: I am as honest as Hon. Mr. C.Severn. any mari in London.”

Amusement was caused by the evidence

... 13 RO Hutchison, b Glaister...... of Mr. Harold Ashton, a journalist, was P. T. Lamble, bStalker... described a visit to Morgan's place. HeR. C. Witchell, e Sutton, & Stalker told accused that he was interested in a EW. Dayson, run out....... certain individualty for where he was erarching,

wanted news hey aat Tacchi, b Glaister

whe. E Bird, b Stalker.... ther he

E.W. Hamilton, c and b. Stalker alive or dead. side by side in front of the fire, and witness beld

hand for an hour. Morgan's Prisoner went into a state of semi- coma,

his hands twitched, and his eyes closed and kept twitching. He also repeatedly yawned, and said, "I see the form of s man whom he described as

broad forehead and heavy having s shoulder While in this state "and bolding the witness'n hand he wreto AMSTERDAM, Feb. 10.

something on.a piece of paper

Stalker In evidence accused said he practised Glaister... The Korrespondens Norden Rüya

palmistry, clairvoyance and astrology, the decision of the United States to and he got

· bypass- his "professorship permit the arming of American mering examinations in palmistry for

Magistrate. Whyte the name Chantmen has increased the chances Melint For the samt reason that Saul of war, because it deprives the sub of Tarsus used the name Paul I got it from the spirit world, and I am not

northward from Gund marine commanders of the

abemed of it.

Marshal, ays & writer in a Landon makchalari to the chance of placing the passengers and

Passing ventence, M. Denmant said the

the paper, originally meaning a room; is known as 1 ilt: 1912 crew of American vessels in safety, people were told in return for paying greatly in dignity, owing to the high It was in the decisive usesuit on the

case showed the ridiculous nonsenso one of numerous words that have risen There however, luck deserted her money to people who professed to tell personages, specially in Royal service,highest crest of that position that Mias fortunes, and these people thought thatho have, borne thear us a title. Soine Sande's active

career was temporarily they had only got to say believe ini

tion gain. Constable, for instance, mean relate in her own words. PRA WA Mim at first a stable attendant reached Wonde

st

#SING ANALYSIA,

7,2 *Stalker bowled four wides.

arduous and "successful offensive Cam- paign that began on September 12 ist. For more than three months Miss Bands

4 lived in an atmosphere of bursting sbells and whistling lullets, through many band-to-band encounter she passed scathless, clumbering up in the intervals each of those towering heights from which the Berbe drove the Balearo- Oericana steadily

their

that is

BRAZILIAN VESSELS SALL FOR it " to be partictly free from prosecution, Dye come part of the way down feat short How this imprenedo

EUROPE.

its

waiting impatiently

s

and hiver

the order t

policeman of verblok cover, and attack. At am the

France, but to us now

curious is the case of have been originally

A FORTY YEAKS TEST at mice ays of the Constables ing in ourlittle, shallow pita for hours, PARIS, Feb. 18.

"to order camers. It was snoying, and, snow YHAMBHELAIS Cough Remedy telegram from Bio Janeiro

-ward. There is on the ground.” I was out of my pit has been caring coughs and colds states that three Brazilian vessels for the past forty years and has gained is a wide range between the Stuarts, who in half a second and running as fast as "I Am, always the in populanty expexy car what better derived them name from their hereditary my legs could moTU have sailed for Europe since Febru-recommendation is required? For anle stewardship to the Scottish Kings, and I first to leave cover. If is my duty as a

by all Chemists and Storekeepers the steward of a passenger ships.

petty officer. ary

clamouring.for battles of whiskey

LOSING WEIGHT BY THE POUND

Under Weight," a condition of l-health, shows yoar nasini- flative powers are: decrmaing.:

WATERBURY'S METABOLIZED COD LIVER OIL COMPOUND

Supplies the blood

wanted nourishing and helik Lesh balding materials. pála

AKDE ALL CHEMISTS

$1.25 and #2,98