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Th-_e H101' 6 You know about coffee-and the more part- iCU12\I’- Y0u are about aroma and flavour- the 'more ygu will appreciate “SEAL BRAND” COFFEE- Once you have tried ii, your choice Willalways be Chase 8; S_anborri’s “SEAL BRAND” (;()p}»“p n~_

In ff. I and 2 pound tins. Whole-ground- ulverizcd- also

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

The Eastern Guardian' _ 5l¢°\“¢\'9 §““|i

ily German Subs

__' IT PAYS to buy in this Province' ~~'TW° CENTS I-'W “'°"‘l “Wil 1” """" _ _

___i iscrtion for advertising in this col- l,il\'ll<_).\', Ifcb. lI_» 'tho slniilnv,

__~wAT H0ME__ M,~,_,_ (;\-Ng.. _“,._. nmn. Cash must accompany order. I-t' ite lirilfsh _-li-.mu-r .i:lp;ul»~._\-

lmyl-@_ Mmm,g“e_ Wm be At ||0,,,,_, M‘|-ltnum churge`lwent.y-five cents. Print-e und thc ro|~pt-iloun; of ilu- .Nor-

- _..____.__.___-_ , wcgiun steamer Eliuvore is uunounc

Bild receive her friends Wednesda)

afternoon- and evening. 'I"ebruary Evgfy Joint Limbgfggl

l-itll. 2-l2EI.I;WI1I.

.ipi I (‘ und Mrs Iihuilc ol'

Rheumalism Cured _

ed tonight by Lloyds. _ _ Toulon Spies

\.|;'|i|;;- 2 I '.‘_1£| . | \1 ' [1 _ _ th.iThm. Old Family Remedy “NervlIIne" ~ ;:iil'..~t.f_\i-llieliiillix tiailiiirliiliiii Gi. '_ is Guaranued f°' the WM" cas"

luis.--li. .__;t-°-

CURSS NEURALGIA. BACKACHE.

. _ ~--~-~ »-~--~~~»---- --~~ I ' '-“UMBAGO I .\'i-:\v vous-_---r.»i».-...it-y 1-I---'|'lmt

fine ground ior Percolators. Never sold)in bulk 15°

CHASE lt SANBORN, MONTREAL.

1; f __~»»-- _ ' - < ~ . _ ,_ _ ._ __

' -5. Sir \\’lli`rIii I.auiicr: “Order-." Illini ll, '“","‘_l mn", “'m"*' Allleri |.\,.0m ,,,,,,,.,-.._,- ,img .irc ot'1`ii~i;ll lr 1. _

‘YTJR FRIEADS Can buy

anYU1iH8 You can givf

rh- fn--except your photograph

Nialre an appointment today. I

The Cook’s iiturlio

New DesPfisav .Stock

______ Photographs

The business man who will spare u

few minutes of his time to the photo- grapher oi today will please his eu- tire family.

E ,'=::»

f;li|_ziN will

Alleges Reason Why liz; Support Failed Him.

He Wouldn't Buy Land From Souil-

“I-leoven knows. the o\vners of

the’(`Iti7.r-n know. 'und I know, that I have not thc support oi’ that potty little shoot today .sinlply Ilcvzilisi-‘ I

ronie a party' to the piircltusimz ol' it post office site in the t‘it_v ot'

ms po,-tm" produced bv Montreal, a lot which the Soutliunis

. - ,

prebent day methods ot photo- graphy will be un agreeable surprise-Its done so quickly and clearly. Make your appointment io ilny.

THE BAYER STUDIO.

I 'lsn'tit time YOU

to your attended eyes

l\‘or many years they may have ser-

ved you well-but do they not require it little care now? You know there is- the question of preserving the sight for the future, and this should be a sintllcicntly grave matter to warrant your serious attention.

WE ARE AT YOUR SERVICE

Whether It be eyeglasses- or spec-

ialclcs, che-ap or high grade, or merely a quick ropuir, we are best equipped In this district to give von prompt. :ind accurate service,-~-unit he you rich nr poor. y0\l are nssurcd ot' that I-uroI'ul and conscientious attention v.'hlc.li your eyes desorvo, and by the I-oustuut rendering oi' which we have uulneil our present high standing in the community.

Ou; store is -.1 permanent institution

in youivlown. We are not here to-duy and gone toanorrow. We arte here cv:-_ry day, and stand- ready to'adjust any ditllculties that may arise in i'ut urc. lsn`t. this ervice worthy your con ridorution?

H. J. MABON Drugglst and Optlcian Montague, . . . P. E. I.

Professional Cards

Dr. Clift

_ CHRONIC DISEASES

i`UR1?TlVE TREATMENT by the

month n advance, _Victoria Hotel, Vluirlottetown, P. E. I., Canada.

OFFICE HOURS, 12 to 3 daily, or

by appointment at residence.

4207-1-30M3mos.pd. A,A.`~McLean, K.C., Donald McKinnon

McLEAN dt McKlNNON .

Barrlsters Attorney-at‘Law

|lfi.\':~l Bank Building, ('lmrlott£-town. .\Itislf.

McI.EOD & BENTLEY

W. E: Bentley, K. C. Barrister anid Attorneys-at'Law Money .to Loan.

Office--Bank of N. S. Chambers, _ (ihariottetown, ‘P. E. l. _ .\Ittsi.f.

MORSON & DUFFY Barrleterl and Attorneys

tinllcltors for Royal Bank ol (‘anarl:\ MONEV T0 LOAN

Mtlstf.

were anxious to .°.-ei-I to thi- Govern- ment ui' a cost ot‘$-100,000 that \-_'us uoitlirr suitnhlc nor iu thi- pubilt iiil¢_‘|<~si_" .~'-'liil lion. Iioherl Iio;:|‘|_- in tho llouso yt-siertluy, speaking in reply to an attack niudtf upon him by the ()tt:l\\'a i‘itiv.en. _

.\Ir. Iloirers' sniri turthcr: “My only

dosirc wus to give the I-louse und tho i~ouuir_v thi- rcnsoiis' why I. hnvc lwffii slilrji-I-it-il to (hc vuriou- :li- tziclcs lu thc Oitluvn i‘itizc:~,._ 'Z‘I:'- only leur-on thai I i-:lu ussigii tor that is that I have not bceu pro- pzircil to cies-poll the administration ot my department tor the personal goin of that compact. it' I had I would have torluy their t`u|l und do- voiod support."

'l‘h<= sintcmi-n| I-irate-‘ll consillm-

able iutcrt-st auiohgst thc members ot' Parliniueni _vosteri|a_\'.

On the Galt Report.

\\'hi-'n the onion" ot' thc iluy were

<-:illcd I\li'_ lioscrs ro"',~. and said: “I\ii'. Spcuki-r. I- rise to u question of piivllego. in order to cull ation- iion lo an editorial article which appeared lu this inoruing's 0ita\va (`iiizc‘n_ referring to':\ report ref-i=nt~ ly made b_v (‘om|ui>1~sioner Galt, ot'

_`\\"iunipct:_ u report than c:irric= with

it in its c\'i~i_\‘ line munishikalilo cvi- ilvnce ot auimus, it-mpc,-'r, and mis- rop1'r\'sm;tutioii,"

Sir \\'flt'riii I.:\u|'ic|l “.\‘lr. Spcnlii-r.

i riso io u point ot' order. The l\lou~ orublc yzeutleuuin is speakiiu: to :x i|uf--lion oi' privlIci.':<-. -I submit to _vnu thai itfis not in_oi-der for him to impiuru ill(-1 t-lln|'n’t-ici' ot` thc' coin- ulissioncr. Ili- can dispute tho coin iuissioiii-i“_- i'oi\clusious. it' he wuuts to. but he has no rilzht to iiupugu the clulructcr oi' the commissioner."

l\lr. Speaker: “Speaking \vith0ut

huviu`g had opportunity to consult thc rules. -I :un inclined lfl ihillli thc point oi’ order is very well taken."

Mr. Ilogi-i's: "I :ici-opt. your rul-

im: lu the nuitiei, l\'lr_ Speaker.

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KIDNEY / PILLS

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Our books are close nd our business for cas

The account you

o 2 eo

RIIGEIIS RIIPS A

would not yield to prlssnrc :ind ba- I

- L_' I//' years at least, it has' given evidence

’ E - ot' being sore, and very sore."

S. Hessian

IAX

. s is wanted.

Overdue

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LAWYER ` -

Montague, P.E.I.

Money to Loan.

4-Ii-lilMtf.

55 as

! WARBURTON A SHAW

Iiilrrlaters. Attorneys, Notary Pub-

lic, l~ltc.. Solicitors tor Canada Bank- ers Association. _ Bank of Montreal. ""“1ltlt\. Permanent Mortgage Coiyor- ntlnu. ‘ . ‘ . ‘"ilC°B°- Old Guaiilau Ofdce, Ero-

wso block. Glisrfottetown. P.lI.I. -‘»’

' I V Mmutililtinur.

J. D. _STEWART Barrister. Solicitor and

‘ Notary Public

°"If=0_ Newson Block, chsrlottetowr Branch Office. Geor ttown

Mono to Loan on Real Estate

ms-tmluu. _

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Account

The list of overdue

.accounts will be handed '_

our lawers for collecting this ‘ncans cost to yo and trouble for us.

Pay Now ` _

Alley & C0 135 Queen St.

Ih_“\\\`-g/,vprra wuuimi.

Gcrmun .~ci~i'ei :ini-ills for mouths

H"“""""" l I""""“'"“` lm' `: _ ' ‘ "' ' " " have been ext-rtiil1.1cvi~r_\' m'l`o;. to gain

||_. , l liluln\~\i'\'ni tod- v is iilliicccssarv

I -.1 \ <~`l ui\|'l|. lil I

uril

fum" “'"‘ ‘““‘l"- l“"i1L`i3' ‘l"" iii lil” I ‘S 'il lv ' "' llmnd in S" Mlm' touiidcuiiul iuI'orni:\rlon I-out-I-rillnt

-- . . ».= '- -I " :"\: `- ,' . . . _ ~- but that somi tim: pil \ ou~_\ |,' .V I Ili* Illil "\f‘li' 'IU “' “IV” "` .fmt |,,p,-_1 5,m,,,_,. 3_|\.\._ ,,,. ,M-1.9.,--.

their to-~uieuior

lhlln ‘""'"“l(“' to Pero' U' ("“"":l'm..'s nr nm lmrmmls lmhlg r"0U'1 of tions Illluliiiilti -hc lii'il\<-illail .\m:-ric I * . ..u i. .ini lb ut ll.

iilissioitei- Galt us. u iuil"<». who wus ' k- - V . .. W. .- . , (, pn dm.. I-,I -,I is

;i5\lll|.\' UI' lli\l'l1’l'llliZ ll10'h‘ll|Ul'0Y illii .ul mm sm." (hqnndemly of the er' vfll I'n.o'wu to thi* (`ovi-ruli-ut ol` ills

1 . H"_m_h .- _v|lli\e4.'nutlnent_ tor the shllllle reason ;_:m__‘l S____0__ '

.\li'. liin.:orsZ "I um only ri\|\i‘ut-

Inu what I have sulil on pr|.~vioii_~. or-l'aisioiis."

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hRIe

Sir \\'iIt`rld I.:\ui-ici: "‘ i1i\'-- " sumo point ol' orilcr. Ile is I-ntith ` io iuulu- un explnuuiloi., llc' 1-uri,

lmukc an cxpluuutiou. Iii- can with im. im" __ They increased my

dow- or q\iaIi|'_v_ as he u\u_\', thi.- lIr,llu;r= nt tho Comntissiouer. but be ho-- no rizht to lmpusn the cliarac- tor ni' tI\-- i'ou~mis"Iouer or ills au- thoritv ln nl-.iirluz that lnvestil.:ution."

| . I l\ir_ Speiilrer' “I think thut rule I

lil doc- not ctlroi- that special point, l hnvc not had time to rcfei'

Sh' \Vili’ri<l lluulicrz “llule 19

is not the rule on \\-l\icl= I rely M_v point is this. on u qw -'ion of privilege, the honorable _t-f~uil|--- man has' the right to deny stnio inc-nts that have been mail'-_ ami to displova thc’ thltlimzs ot Ih- t‘onunissioner. But ut this stilgc- on ti question ot’ privilege. . he haf: no right to <lis|Jural.:e thr- <-lu\racti=r or work ot` the (‘oin- nilssioner."

Mr. Speaker: “'I`he` rule' I.; thut

iii tlzc illsi-iissi<>1| ot' plivilegc ilu- mcnlbcr who rises to at question ol' privilege must state the ground oi’ his _nomplalnt. and deny or quaiit'_v the statement."

Sir Robert Holden: “Docs .my

right Iiouoruhle friend put it on the :round of the t`onin1issioncr`:< judicial position?" - _

Sir Wilfrid Iuiuricr: “.\lo, I - ilo

not unlkr- the point that thc

dicinl position. That is a point to be debated at thc proper time. Hut I s'.i_v that the I-lnuorahle Min- ister rising to make a personal vxplilnatioii _ has no right, E-.Xi-opt to deny or to quulii`_v the liniliillr ni the (‘omn\issioner; he li-as no right to qucr-‘tion the (`mumissiouer’.~i authority." . .__

Mr. Rogers: “I do not question

his uutliorlty." .

Sir \\'ilt`riil Laurier: "Yes." hir. Rmzelsz "My iet'c'reuc_e'\vus hy

wily ol' i-xplzi|i:\tiou."

Sir \Vili'rid Laurier: "My Honor-

able friend said he had attacked the (‘.omn1is'sioiu=r t'or occupying an ille- fral position, u ihim: which ho had no right to do." .

Newspaper is Sore.

Mr, Ilogcrsi “I do not agree with

my Right Honorable- friend In that. because l think l um quite within the rulc. I-Iowever. I sha-ll not dispute the. point. because it is not relevant to the nuitti-I to which I purpo':e ret`er_r~ ing. I was simply saying that in his report he gives, every evidence' nt’ be- ing sore. This, however. was no justi- ilcution i'or the article that appenreil in the l‘iilze`u ot' this |morning's date, in that there is no honest reason \vhy u sheet like the Ottawa (iittzeu should take this special oi:cu".iou ot' hc-ing sore also, Yet, tor thc past two

Sir Wilfrid Laurier: “.l rise to

point of oder. My' Ilonoruble' t`riei|d is not speaking to his question oi' pri vilcge. I repeat that he can refer to thc findings of the judge, but has no right to go beyond thai.”

Sir Robert Harden: "i beg my Right

Honorable trlend's pardon. Over unit over again in thi:-s House l have hoard newspaper articles discussed Lu the some way that my honorable t`rIe|\d is now tlisi-\iss~in;: them as a question oi"priviIoge, I have never heard such n point of order raised bet'ore‘.”

_\¢IuA1' Makes You Tllmlt -

that the obstinate sore from which you are suffering is incur!-'\\ll? Ordinary oin-tmen-ts may have tailed. but Zsm-Quin, owing to its unique composition, cures cases that have defied all other treatment.

Mrs. R. Terrell, of 16| Dorian St..

Montreal, P.Q., says: “ For five years I suffered with a sore on my leg, caused by s bruise. At first I did not -think it lo serious. but gradually it became worse, until it developed into an open sore.

"l suffered intensely, md at last

walking became so painful that I wus obliged to remain in the houlo ‘eil the time. I tried numerous remedies. the best ot which only gave temporary -relilf. Finally Zum-Buk was recommended to mo, and I commenced spplyiug,it regu- larly. There was soon a.-marked

improvement in the o`udlt|on of the sore. I persevered w th the tiott- ment, with the result that in -loss than two months the 'lore-although of tivo years' etsndipl-_‘yu com-

- pletely sud permsnentlrliurodi I ` unnotmxprell the reliet feel It _ bein; me from suitering, and I ` shall never sgsin be without Zam-

Buk."- ~'\ _ _ . zum-Buk is otsliy' good for ecsems. abscesses. leaned wounds. fingworm. scalp sort. .blood~Ql|ou-

T bl f t . ` . ‘_

° S ° e L' _sore rc;-:ions tour or five times every

I0 li0\lI‘liHI'-" learnt-lie. Iiendaclie, ueuralgla, lame

Sir \Vlli'i'id l.uui'ier: “The judgc

toruclnis. trom l\in_|:stnn. \ou r-nut Iulntzinc bow still' :ind lnrnc and sore I wma Nlglits :it n time I coul|lu’t sleep woil. l l`nllo\\'r>d the Nerviline direc- tions cni'o|'\|il\--~I\ud it rubbed into the

day, l-Ivory rubbing helped to reduce the pain. 'l'l\r> _-welllm: went down. I not ix fair uicusurc of relief ill it weck. I also took two Ferrozone Tablets

nppotiic and spirits. puritled my blood and toned up my system generally.

"I am as -well today as a man could

he-In perfect good health. I give Ne-rvillno all the credit."

A bottle' ol’ .\'e_rvlliue costs only

251:.. and is useful in s. hundred ills in the t':\inIl_v. \\'hether it's toothache.

Imclr or ai cold. Nerviliue will cure just as readily as It will cure rheuma- rlsm. For family use nothing equals \'f-rvlllne. _

to whom my honorable friend refers

known ih-.li roi-cutl_v ilu- .\':\\'y Il--pzlri mcnl came into |»osso>-.»-ioll oi' ilirc. I--: ters by u niun who bus lim-ll in :I pos" tion to get <-onuiil con|'iil:-uli:\I -I-.lin i;olici-rillng thi- u:\v_\, \~.'riiii~n to o!`i'ii- ials of thi- tlovi>rlll||i\i1i, ill which this muh. un _-\mi-rii-uit cflzi-II ol' iierinali cxtrui-tion, ot't'i-ren' to soil "i-c\'tuiu ¢:out'iiI¢-lltiul information.” 'l`lio photogzrnphlc copies of \l|c;<<~- lui ters uri- on fllc in thc .\I:iv_\. llcpurt ment, while other copics are in the possession of the Secret Service.

Ou several occassions since the wur

in 1-Europe started German “surveying parties" have been i`.'..~ioctc.;i ut work alonp, the route of ini- |’uu:una i`una|. 'l`hr-so i.(|'oup;: ot' (lcrilizill.-:_ .sonic ol' thorn i`rom iii-rmun ships init-rut-:I ui l’ununlu, and others ri.-.rloui in lhui country. uro` said to huvc piuppcil lrnutes leaiiiiip; to vita: points along t_hc canal route and also to have mtule note oi` thi- location ot' powt-\‘ l\o\i.~.l~s, lights. .and other stations' \\'hi~'-h i.` i.'=~sii‘o_\'vi| , would eilhf-.|' block or sc|'io\isl_v inipcdc thc operation ot' thc cuiml.

The stuii=u\cnts_l~c;:zll-lliliiz thc (lor-

has taken u position which has been taken by judge- over and over again."

' ' I Mr. l`to|.:cr.=.': "I nm speal<lng~-»oi‘ the

(‘itIzi~u just now."`

Sir V\’ilt`rld |'.:i\iricr: “My Honor-

uble friend can d_u_r v.'hu1_ the ('itiv.c'|\ says. but he can do no more than that." I Mrf Sl10‘dker: "There is no ques- tion ol' privilege lu respect oi' the i`itl7.en _news-paper. The sole ques- tion is as I0 how the hono|:|ble‘ imeniher should make denial ot' the _specitlc article complained oi."

i`omniIssione‘r has or has not :I ju-l W0uIdn't Yield to Pressure.

_ llir, Rogers: "I :un afraid thai my riizht honorable friend lv over anxious lin his' desire iluii I should not make _lhe iituteiuoht that I purpose- niukiut_~_. »\VcI‘e it not t'or tho fact that I aiu an individual known to be t'ulI oi' great kindness and long sulterlng. I would ,long before' this have taken this liouse and the? country into rmy iron- fliience in respect to the reasons wh_v I huve' not today thc i'ull and coni- plcte support ol' the (‘itizen news- paper. I hope my right houmuhle friend doe". not think I nm out of or- der iu saying that, Because. if the (‘itlzen was' the pure sheet that il. would like its readers to believe it to be. thou it would undoubtedly bc obliged to support me. t'or the simple i'e'a:‘oii thu; the owners ot' the Citizen newspaper had the very best ot' reu- sous to know that the atiairs oi' my dcpartment are honorably and honets- ily administered in the public Inter- i>".t_ lleuven knows, the owners ot the Citizen ku'ow, and -I- know, that l have not the support of that petty little shi-e't today __simp~ly became [ would not yield to press--ure and bc- cause I would not be u party to the purchasing |'or a.‘l”os~t Otlice she in the (ilty oi’ Montreal, it lot which thi- Southanls were anxious to soil to thc Govcrnment ut a cost of $400,000 that wus neither suitable nor lu the pub» lic Interest."

Sir Wi-lfriil: "Ordei'_ is the honor-

able nenileman in oriler‘?"

Mr. Speaker: "Thc Right Honor-

able' Leader ot' the 'Opposition ini:‘»+-s u point oi' order. \\'lll hc 'state it?"

Sir Wlli'rid I,aurier: "With :eter-

cnco to the nrtii-Io in the' (lltizcn, the honorable genticinun proceeds not by way of makim: a personal explana- tion in thc mutter, but _hy way oi` making ii ciinrlrs against and an' ut- tack upon u citizen ot' this country. That, I submit. is not u proper explana- tion.“ .

Mr_ Speaker: "Wltliout having hail

an opportunity of going into the Imat- ter as fully as I would wish, it seems to me that while I was a private mem- ber ot' this House. I took the view that it was open to an honorable member to defend his character from attacks on the part ol newspapers, and I notice that in niatters ot' privilege' more or less lutitude bus' been shown. lt does seem to me; thug it ought to be open t`or an honorable member of this House' to state his position so that he may bc euabled to dent with expressions which muy have reiie`cte‘d on his rliaructer. For that reason, I would feel inclined to err on the side ot' luti» tude rather than that of rc-striction in the' matter ot' enabling un honor- able mevmbei' to make his. defence."

would Have Their Support.

Mr. Rogers: “My only desire was

to glve_io the I-louse' and the coun- try the reasons why I have been sub» jected to the various attacks. os- pecially the one made today. as pub- lished in the Ottawa Citizen. The onl-' reason that I can assign for that in that I have no; been prepared to dc- spoi-I the administration of my dc-

8 6 . Ottawa Citizen both today and upon former occasions, every one of which has been unfounded, untrue, and un- worthy of n paper claimlnil to be u reputable Journal published in this country." -_

A -little lute-'r in the ‘ proceedings

Sir Wilfrid Laurier said that as the matter of the' Galt report had been mentioned in the H uma, it was de-

ing. boils and piles, ss well ss cute, burns, scaids and all skin injuries. All drugglsts and |tore|.or Zsm-But _I Cp., Nronto. 50c. box, 8 for 81.15.

sirable that the repolli should be tabl-

ed. f ,

Sir Robert Borden remarked that

the Commissioner did not report to the Dominion Government.

Sir Wilfrid Laurier r\=plie'.l that

the matter had been introduced Iii the House and it would be possible for the Government to secure a rc- D°f\» _ .4 _

‘lump activities in I’anziuln lmvi- bei-u couiirnied by svvcrul army oiiiccrs. \vho orc fi-llniliur with the details. 'I`hc unliicr has bccu tnuilc tim suI>jo<-t oi si-vi-ral reports to ihc \'\':lr licpuri- lucui and ull prccuutirnis lulvc lu-cu iokcu to l'ri|sti'.iii» <.`.'ort.~i ou the port oi' “tho surveying parties" to iluiuuizc tho cunul. 'l‘-he msn who o|`i'ered to sell navy in- foruiution to tho (icrnluus is wcll Iknmvu' in both uuvul und civillinu ifiri-los. The prompt work ot' the Secret ‘Service put nu cud to his machinat- iou.~bct'orr-Ilc wus ublc to do any hurm,,

It ls. known that Gcrlnau ugouls in

this country have been keeping on file over since the outbreak oi' the war' in ldiiropi- lists oi iicrluun subjects in thc l`uIted States \vho_i-oulo bc rclii-il up ou to serve the I~‘aih<-rlnnd in tho event oi' at Gt-'rmun-Ainerlcau bre-ak, One oi' these lists. on which appeared the names ot' morn than l_lI0ii German subjects, is suit? to liuvc been touutl lu the von lgcl popi-.i‘.~' which wi-:rc scivml when the ot'i’icc oi' that Germain ugeut at till \\/'ull Street was onion-il and searcliiul by Ilepurtmr-ui ol' .lus- tice agents at _veur ago.

‘The papers seized in von li.:cl`s oti

i`lce von Igel was tho successor in New York ot' ('uptain von l’upon. the ret-oiled. German military' attnho uc- lver have been made public. The orig- iuuls are still in thc posses-stop ot' thc l)epaitnlcnl ol`.lusiii-c whllc photo- graphic copies oi' them arc in thc hauils oi other (lovcrmucut olticials uhosc ilutics involve the ll's|ulll\l_i; ot

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It took one man six f "?"'7'{"

months to stop saying “Gee Whiz.” “

lt is astonishing how habit will keep a. person asking for “the some as usual” tea long after she has intended to try Red Rose Tea. Why let_ habit prevent you enjoying this richly flavored Indian-Ceylon blend?

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Notice the line, even texture--the absence of IIOICS-llw delicate, nutlike flavor, of the Bread. _ Then consider the lightness and ilakiness ofthe l’ustry». You`ll never go buclc _to the coars_e,...:1lino.st i'ustc_l<-:.s western wheat Hours, after once enjoying the ilalvol' Oi lllc

- good things made with Beaver Flour.

Order a suck today.

DEALERS-write us for prices on Feed, Coarse Grains u\d_C<'rr=\I~. 70|

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THE T. H. TAYLOR C0. LIMITED, . _ CHATHAM. Unl-

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Iomniic break. I’luus for giiuriling Icust 10.000 iicrman. .\u:.'lrn-IIungu|'- siiips, navy yuriis, urscuzlls. t'ortit`i<-u- inn. Ilul;:uri.\n. :intl 'l`urkisl: agents in tions, \vircloss stations, i-ul»lc.~= and mu- thc- l'uiicil F-tutcs whose movclucuis nition plants in ull parts ot` .thc coun~l arc wzitclierl b_v tho sci-rot servii-4- forc-

Gcrnlau plot ciiscs.

I-‘or months sei-i‘t‘t sorvici- apmiis

. have been bii:-'_\- priqluriug t'or tim trip-

try have lie-oil workcrl out in grizuti cs ot thc iiovcrnmeni, Ai Icusi :\.000 detail. I ot' ilu.-so men arc said to bc ill Nr.-W

It is i\stiinatr>fI‘ that tllerc are ntl York. .

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compact. »If I had. I would today have ’ ’ their full and devoted support. That . ' - is the explanation which I wish to \-

lv fo\*the attacks upon me bv thc _

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After. play or work in the crisp wintry air _notnmg

tastes so delicious as a cup .of_FR\”S Cocoa. Bab‘y_ knows_th|s. Bug folk know it too. Fry’s is AL splendid, body-building nourishment; there is no waste, and it is in such soluble form that the system cm immediately assimilate it. I

Here is iust about the cheapest, most enioysble

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