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-I-that handsome pack- age at all times. ~

If it’s inconvenient to

call Ylhone us your wants We’ _see that youiare supplied quickly, andof course without any ad- ditional charge, ‘

When it’s candy. Re-

member.

E. A.; F0812!

-‘ Central Drugstore

_ _

Jewelry _ you .want honest goods at ‘honest prices you will not forget us when about to purchase

a Watch, Clock or article of Jewelry.

_ Special attention given

to repairing of Watches e c.

C. W. Patterson

_ Jeweller

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.to the communication trenches anti.

ACID; is slower iii acting, -does not release g:is_= from Soda until actually in the oven, which is an advantage over Cream of Tartar, _which starts to release the gas’ as soon as the dough is mixéd.

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RETAIL PRICES.

I I4 Ib. pkga. 10:. l-2 Ilmpligs. _l8¢. lib. plugs. 35:.

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srnickeu enemies seems-

An Oxford undergraduate serving Wm! U18 R0ynl Engineers in France km” We following account in the B.“°t°i Tl|i1.°I Bod Mirror of it scei'_i_e- Wliod the Briton front _ intel- the $3539-ii Buick lat, Loop; _ __ I went,_up as‘1fa.r as the entrance

Watched the wounded coming-_.o'ut.-'it

one fourth of the men comin _‘ out 'were Germans, wounded. The un- _wounded ones. of course, had been marched out with guards, but tho _wounded and our wounded were strag- Bllllg Out. apparently the greatest friends. it was u. fellowship' bond of olllferlllg. n brotherhood ot pnin_

"Those who could 'walk were sup-

porting those who could not. I saw two Germans. wounded, the one in the head. the other in the arm, support» lux between them a Scottish soldier -with a shrspnel wound in both thighs, -No one seemed to notice them. I felt like some spirit from another world watching them go by. Then I turned and went hack with the stream into the town."

CHARGE OF THE MEN IN MASKS

One otilcer of the - Highlanders,

who arrived wounded from the front, says the Loudon correspondent of The Manchester Guardian, gave me._a few of his impressions during the attack at Loos. He said:

"When I think of lt, the thing that

most sticks in my memory was the awfuiness of that attack. From where I was at one time I could see the whole sweep forward. As for as l could s_ee, there was n waving line of bsyonets. but the terrible thing was our get-up. I We were wearing gas-helmets, with the big goggle eyes and proboscis sticking out like n snout. It's n. sort of blue color, and that must have intensi- neo its look. `

“Every man shouted as he charged,

and tho shout comes through tho. helmet as a queer sort of noise. What the Germans must have seen was all these bristling bsyonets and these ter- rible masks. No wonder they cleared out as well as they could from the front trenches. There could have been nothing like it in the history of the world_ -

“After it was over it was strange to

see our men. who in the heat of the iight were working like demons, using up their own field dressings, which they might have needed _at any mo- ment, for the wounded Germans.

BRAVE AMBULANCE DRIVER

A stuff olllcor in Gallipoli writes in

The Irish Times:

The Turks have proved themselves

brave and clean fighters. They have respected-theambulsnces andhospltal department with but .few exceptlons_ 0no~sucb exception brought about n

~A-_-,.¢~.-- --

,_ Uvewrorked Minister-

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1'Ei.|.s How vinci. nesronsol

STRENGTH AND v|'rAi.|.'rv. ..

Charlottetown people will realize

that wo could not publish sucli letters an the following if they were not gen- uino and truthful statements of facts. Tho Rev. Mr. Hughes. Ilolly Springs, Ark.. says:- _

“I nm a Methodist Minister, _ nnii

suffered from ln-okeii-down nerves, loss of appetite and sloeplessncss. l wus weak, my circulation was very

duty ill my Parish ns I felt I should. I had »trie.l various remedies but did

Mr. Gatlin of'Boarden. Ark., I learn- ed of Vinol, and it built' me up. l ra- gainod my appetite, can sleep bet- ter and do my work."

There is no secret about Vinol, it

derives its power to build up the over- worked, brokondown. nervous system from tho. medicinal cstractives oi' fresh col livers without oil combined with ionic ironan-i licefboblione -

Anyone in Charlottetown who wish-,

es to try Vinol can do sowith the un- derstanding that he will return their money if they are not satisfied.

E. A. Foster. Central Drugstore.

Charlottetown. H. J. Mnbon, Druggisi Sourls.

llulenlnnal Cards

on. Hearn menrrvns. `

Dentist ;

Cameron llookf vlotorla new Charlottetown Oflloe Hours: 9 e. m._to 1 p. m.

¢p.m.toop.m.

_ ouuesuni.

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'eo|ieI\e'i;'f¢f _:ml emi oinoeiloae _ __ .\~_i_t;r."t.‘;‘?.-i'-_‘=f‘\ti~» _ . e““"“'““"“.seoe_ it no -0 I .ossi

torelm WW' ‘

Book fihtont Protection".

own nt-

._1mBa.Bl$bt Ishallnaver forget, About 'l;¢;k¢l;l{_!I"l~fll0 nl-llll;esllltl»;llv‘li\_ill\e;dotllict; 05%: _

¢-the litamlner. ' "°°' °“” th' WW

i _ ~ _ '- LIHD AiiD'fSEil' ‘ ‘Mi-~ H- 1- --ei ‘ - - ' end in Charlottetown, ii guest at the

Russ. '

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destroyed the mosque at Anafai-ta. Be-

whicb was then dry. _when it was t

down and cut the straps of the dead

sgongonw t eo 1

er two when those were killed by tho third shell

GERMAN8 BEGGED FOR MERCY

letter printed in the Dundee Advertis

yells of “Mercy kamerad"' (with

through Loos with sticks.

"ln our»dug-out..-we have s 8D0¢|i1l

bread. We have lots of other pests to keep us lively day and night We have another friend in the _shape of ti. Turk- ish ..gun. which lobs _over _shrogliel 'sholls"pe`riodloolly. -_~='»_l-_Ie .fired i_n_ho\l¢ lift sliotsdorie dayI_otxone or ourbpats e§dy`na'ro`g' .'struol'c` iltt ones. hut- he .libs the It ot_tho__pfor_ and-'-beach’ to a l`l`i¢\§#‘.». _ '. 1

'_' s have had one

and yoiraliould see af, shower. _ or-_ _rainl like what I-Iolyrood

of the gate-only the

here." is -1 - .

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" DICIDIDLY

The

charge

_ ._ . . . _ raestfwen. __

slwllt the week end in Charlottetown

'deed of heroism _by one __of_our _ Miss Marlon ll. Whenr. returned by

_ th C Fort S t d _

An accidental shot from a warship joyahig visitytdnilao‘i'1tli-;ni}i1rild°IIi5I..tlIrv‘irlii.

wi, _ond this evidently infuriated the _ My-. Gay. manager of Parson's 5, 10.

rks_to such a degree that they im- glld 15¢_gto_ra,wos a passe or _o_n._th¢

oliedlatsly began to shell the ambhl- ;_pl-plea, Edward reianq mqm. fl °?»..‘ __ » i _» . ing en route to his homelin Hove _ 0 e particular ambulance, with four ___3__cl,¢|a_ Dm-ing his absence ill, basl. W0‘U“i¢d me."-__ dl’°W.|1 DY Bi! !Il'1|_QB.wi_iB _ness is und9lT- the management of his \_>eisg.drlven-across the san Lake. ,assistant Mr. Louis Maroon,

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:.:'.:’.::'.'a.';':f:°°'“:= “sl t I Cable Servlet

_ _ - _F _ _ ‘ _ . __ ii 1 ‘fruit

d _vvnen the mines were an iiiueo the '¢al‘,l%!:l;:.?I`,i'mecr'ioif iii§§;ei:egifiD§ir;,?ii,§. _}°!“llv.e. handy. they know children r 1

ver eft the ambulance and going l t _ ove .to take it: that lt never fails to

to the nearest stable. got iresh'mules,~ l;‘:lb;_I:::}:l\i1 l?l,fe\;ulr;::,‘;°ll;eellF?;`ll?;°l'3 ` and with them completed his journey ll", hollow ug. llw Oman lempomrlly

.. .. _

iwllhout either he or his casualties Vuslllesm wll_l_le_.llle remllnlng ones lm, 8 "5 Im by “W °f me Sheng- _ over-burdened with the great mass of

communications passing daily between

the two countries.

YD rm n su

.-.. H. ay.. ' mains waved f°f we "mpg: may

b if .’

“Up on the top of the parapets of cgaxorking 6 .»_EuI'°Des ~_ _“mm

the trenches our men got a 6 a. m. on _ _ the. en” is t rd _ E _ Two Frene0ll_.cuhles, stretching from

sv u a u ay morn ng_ very- ‘

thing wee erin. They tuairt run, iiei- §'lflf,°el'l§’,‘,°_3’l'i l§"':,'ifnf,‘f.e?l°‘§;’,l‘,3,;’db*;';,'f ther did they shout, but in silence, cut ol the French coast Wm* 9' “I°W “Ik 'md Wm* deadly de' S'everal -other lines working from termination written in every face.they lmland to NSW Follmlllmd and _Nova went along, till suddenly the deadly Scolla oval. wlllch mlwll of lhe_lmsl_ .G°"m“" machme guns 5P°k*’- Th°5° ness between London 'und American Wt hit Went °“ “nd °“ "“'°“5h this cities.- passes are reported to have hellish sheet of lead. through the se- been cul_ COIld liIiB Bhd llll.0 U16 third lille. The posnlblllly that Europe mlghl

"0"" lads wer” ”°W “W” them- “B lose- all -direct cable communication f°"°°i°“s “H 11°" WI” had '-“ated with America il' the rumors prove to -blood, and driven absolutely msd in lm wall l~0uml,,ll_ ls not remom lu llml

the cnrnngo. They were upon them l _ lll l ' with the dreaded bayonet. Terrliled fgfgsmgffgnaizllwital_SSE ° lm;

g y ani i1

great ex enso vi 0 rt

» - . p. it no 0.' Spain,

hands up) were hoard in all directions. l _ _ l _ DMM’ who me moment before had hence to Miuler o, tho (‘annry Islands

' Pomnmhuco, lirnzll and then relnycil

bw" Pumping lead IW "ring machine to New York' The only other possi 3"" “°W held “P W“ich95» P\"`599~ bio route would be via Egypt, India,

etc., for our mon to spare their lives. Cllllm_ and Sal, l;~l.lmclsco_ _

'M°"cY~ kamemd! Fm married' and There is no wireless station in Eng- hava three children? 5D*“'° 1119!' was land which could compete with the their imploring cry. The Germans powerful- Gorman wlreless whlcll

were driven out of their trenches and Bend, dally messages lo'Ame,.lca_

°V°f' I-he "9" °f me hills- great- M5' Should German submarines succeed

fat' b“lki“5» b1U°'C|°U’\°d mem “Being in cutting off all the cables between --

for their lives, with the troops after Europe and Amerlclh me Germans (3c°¢l|,l,_Ame,.lca"_

them fu" DSW would have finally turned the tables

“At the entrance to Loos where the an me Blqtlsll for culllng _Gel-mlm All up and down the country,

Tim 5'” ch°ked mme was awful C” cables at the beginning of th ' H-'em' the DlD6S H-Dlllyillgi ' nago our stretcher-bearers having to _ ' From John 0' gl-nal-S lo Land-S End walk over dead bodies live feet deep KA|3En MADE GREAT _ This is what they're saying:

to get in Some oi' our own stretcher

1 ` . PLAN F E

bearers were chasing the Germans S BE OR THE WAR

9 WSI*

started work and was again brought purge (film-|¢_q J°s,,l,h_ go he illml-l,m~. ware. easy for the child to lift, with down by asthma and lung troubiefatoi- in thc Ccrmnn cmplrc, the danger of breaking eliminated. But he was only “bullied to ilght_het- 'A ll_,_'¢l_-__lll_Qlllll__lm”m.el,_l_l,d and ll llllgll _£ihildren‘s chairs can be bought any- ter." When the war broke out he de- m||1¢aly and eclmgmic a]||all¢0 madm wbero at reasonable pr|ces_ It stands terminsd to enlist like other felIOW8. with Kaiser supreme .in Europe and i0 "Gam" UNH il Child UWB l1l'0V|d°¢l

and it was only on his seventh applica- pal-gxllllll _lllrollzholllllhe wel-_ldv with convenient accessories and train- tion on May 10 last that he was: ac-.‘ ‘ - _ Stetid‘iii'stia ysls oi’ the-extrnor. ed to use them will be more independ- cepted_ Wlithln eleven weeks he was dinnry eil-cllmgmllges _Surrounding me ent and self-reliant than one who has

ot the front. and on September 25 aegggginnllogll pf the grclllllliqmud his always been washed. dressed and troll- guidiy laid down nie life. consort s mil' to imlliy what it was od oftor by o nurse or mother.

é- _ connected with resentment against the

- .IFFUENDB A1- gA|_l_|p¢|_|~ I-lapsburg family. The analysis sug- MAKING |T FIT

_ _ __ _ _ gests that the Kaiser persisted in fore- *_

Supper William Bowie. R. E_, Signal ing tho war after the rmovnl 'of his iL0l\ll0l\ 0Di¥\i0ll)

Service, A. C. Headquarters, Anzac, Dl‘iI\CD|1lrlCC0\!1Dlice becauee be mur- __ ‘sends the following. interesting nine dere furnished him with o fresh ond Did l'°““°-lf “i>°“¢ 1\1°‘i°f‘1¢emé“l note to an Edin_burgh_!Mond; \tsofulpretext.__ _ _ __ _ of Mr. Skinner-'s tombstone?" asked

.fri nd in the form ofgs mouse, which "C0l1gratulate'nie, Freddy; Last eral of that eminent captain of in- yisfita us every night just when/we "OIL BHG promised mother she-5 dustry. _ have tuc ed ourselves in for the night. maiffl' Y0" |011! 1180-." . -- "N°» what W" if?" "l‘l““U'¢d his gg enroll; st.my_sii1e or the door andsniulgt your sis!-_e_r promised to mari-y‘ “°lS|1b°l` ¢“fi°“SlY- '05, round to the shelf to eg; the me.” _ “Someone added the word 'friends'

an Ai-breath member or the n.A.M. laagifig-by niilifitrnwstitriogumiiregnfig

C. describes the fighting at Loos in a day that ,_ n2,W__l 8 once n l,_

__ Your King and country need you,

LONDON. February 5.-‘ A curious Wills!! lhousll life youre giving.

‘T118 Gefmalm *"8 S000 flghiefs article by Henry wickinim Steed, for 'TIS sl0rl011S.s\wl1 a death. lads!

when they-vc the upper hand and num elgn e,lllm._0l~_ the TlmeB_ appears ln And life is more than living:

ber ten to one and are far enough llle_Fel)l.w_llly_lwmhm. of the -.Nlmlleen

away iirlngat their enemies, but at lh_Cl,nl_ul.y and _,ll»lel._» lt ls ,mllllell For greater love hath no mon

close quarters they- are, safer ~ than -:Tha pact of Kenoplsly ,md llellis (still tbewords descend)

biled tumlps.'_ great, big, fat fellows wlll, Events alleged lo have lmlwplred Than he who lays his life down

on their knees..with_elasped hands,heg_- lmmedlalely llrocedlng me Wl1l._ ‘ For country, home. and friend.

`5I_“5 f°" m°"CY mlm Bome “f °“" fel' A fqrtniglit before the assassination

lows half their weigh_t.”<- i of the Alclldllke lomncls Fel-dlnaml Your King and' country__necd you- . ' °°-'~" and his wife. says the writer, they AY! hui- H1110 is flying; - f i SQMEONEV _“TQ BF _PRHOUD OF - were vlslled al the Castle Kelloplsht in Allil WliiI0_y0l| lillgef 116113,' I8dB, , . ° ' '_ Z _ ‘ Bahemln by the German Kaiser und 'N°i’|91'm0n are dying' \ _ _+-The `l“SPi\‘l“€ B\°fY~°f»'1 lad-'S Paw.: Admiral von ‘rripiizl oeteneibie nie ' i ~~ . . Mosse. , ~0liC BBC\'i006 is l‘eVea\°¢1 in' the ` an* Emperor went to Konoplslit t'o see the 110\l|\C€111Gl1t Of W0 death in the ross gardens. The story Steed tells is il'0H0h€B Of 11 f0l`T-W1' 111"*lDb“" 01' 0"" that at Konopislit' the Kaiser and the

_of the Ragged School Union cripple Al-chdllke mllde ll soc,-at Coml,,lCt_ TEACHING CHILDREN purlors in South London. The piirnmoiiiit/dnsii-o of mo Aroli- T0 HELP THEMSELVES

HUF? D*-°» |1804 22- il' hid ill” 19* _duke and his wife was to make ro- -~ -

tor to his mother three days before vlsllm lol. lllell. sons who wen, d0I;lll._ _ A recent nrticli- ln one ofthe mouth- hls death, wrote: red by i_-ho 1-Iallsbllpg family law fl-nm lies which hnn iittmctml u good donl ' "i have been- chosen for ‘bomb allallllnglmperlal ,-alll{_ rplll, Klllsltl-_ ll of attention urlvocntos Montessori _'l\ll’0Willi§- P|0l1S0-_,110 "Ol W,0l'fY i°0l‘ me- is said, unl`oldcd his grcnt golipmll of molhmlsl noi. only in the school room, Try to think thu; whatever linpllffnfi if tho war. ' » ‘ ibut also lu nursery. ln otlier words, is only bringing tile end nearer. 'Fake Ruslllll Wm, lo lm llmvlllmll to Con. the littlolit children should bo taught _rare of yourselves und lf I can I will niet with Gel-mully and Almlrla; to help themselves uri much ns pos-

poor, nnil`I was not able to do my -try to come back. Somcono__to he pl-,mcg was ll, lm lnsllmlly smlmm to sililc. For rendering this theory feas-

inrowl of-" ` ` - -- tiio dust-, wiiiie uio nbsteiition oi' mit- lhlo tho writer nolnts out uint cloth-_

According to one of his ohumo they aiu was eoiieiileromcertain. The Kris- ini: should he simply mode and hut-

not seem to get any better. Through _had lust,t_.aken_n Gcrmap trench and el- l,mllC_.,¢,(| lo rccollsllgllto the aid tous bc placed whore tho child can

-wore getting buck to their own_ggain klngllom of poland Vwlllch Wm, Luth. ruunnge them. it is also proposed that when, most ‘of the meh'lii1ving;lumpeil ,mln ,md mg, rgllggilm pl-ovmce of Uk. furniture should he of s, size propor- ithn parapet for safety, ilarry was l-alne_ ,llrlllchlng from llwnalllc-to me tionato to the child. and -that hooks in 'snipped by s German. Bilwk gem Wagga he gh;-, ~mhel-nance -the closets should be put ut u height _; This Ind when he was first visited of pmncig alldhlg e1qe5l~lmn_ _easily reached. Not all families could _hy one of tho Union's Cripple Mission _ For the soconrl son ‘a kingdom ‘ was afford the especially designed furniture visitors had spent nine months on his to be Curved nm, il",-|l|dillg Boilemilg but the idea is it good one . Small hed- back. and had been treated it1.'Si~_ _Hungsry. Serbia, the Slay coast of the YDUII1 91211419 C1111 be Cul down to molto Thomas’ Hospital for hip disease. Eastern Ml-l,lii¢_'lmd galolllkp tables and wash stonds_"l`he heavy Subsequently he spent six niontlis in s. German /rlmil-m_ with 15-i¢,g|,»,_ was utensils of the lnttor can glvo way to snnatorium for consiimption. _Ile _tg lmgg¢_0|_1l@ llmgmlt h@|l~_ lim Al-lm. ones of light and sanitary enameled

llillrn. ililiifil

livin in inwfis

GIVE "CALIFORNIA BVRUP OF FIGS" IF CROSS, SICK. FEV-

- » ERIGH- CONBTIPATED

._,.._

- Look back at your’ch1ldhood days. ‘Remember the "dose‘*.motl1er insisted on-castor oil. caloinel, 'csthartics. 1!-low you-hated them, how you fought against. taking them. . ~ With our children it's different, Mothers-`who cling to the old form of physic simply don't realize what they do. The childrervs revolt is well-`t'oiinrl- Bd. Their tender little "insides" are

if your cbild’s stomach. liver and

bowels need cleansing, give only deli- cious "California Syrup of Figs." Ita action is positive, but gentle. Millions of mothers lres this harm ess ‘

clean the liver and bowels and sweeten the stomach, and that n tenspoonful given today saves it sick child tomor- row. '

Ask' your drugglst for a. 50-cent bot-

tle of ‘California Syrup of Figs." which has full directions for babies, children -of all ages and for grown~ups plainly on easli bottle. Beware of counterfeits -sold here. See that it is made by "Call- fornia Fig Syrup Company," Refuge any other kind with contempt.

ciiiciinjiniiis

(Special to The Guardian)

CHICAGO, Feb. 6.-Wheat. No. 2,

red. nominal: No. 2, bard, $1.32; No; 3 hard. $l.26’A to $l.27%.

Corn, No. 2 yellow, nomlnnl; No.

4 yollow 72% to 7Iil,§c.

Outs No. 3 white 4853 tn 48%;

Standard, nominal. Rye, nominal. » Barley, 70 t_o Bic.

Timothy. $5.50 to $8.00. Clover, $10.00 to $18.50.

Pork. $19.00 to $20.00.

Lord, $7.92. Ribs. $10.25.

RECRUITING SON.

Mr. Brown o few days after the fun-

to the e ltaph_."_ _ _ _ _-__ ' "W'liE’Fwas the oplfa 7**-=' " "li"

Au Irishman who was selling s

horse to an English agent, who was buying-'for the British army, wus ask- ed h,§r the latter it he would guarantee

tllie animal as fit for his ma_lssty’s ser- v ce.

“Of course, I' will," replied Pat,

wlhsreupon the bargain was complet- e .

Home ilmo nfterwards the agent niet

Pat at it .si _ "Why you scouudrel." exclaimed the Englishman. "you guar- anteed thst norm fit for his' ma- jesty's service. ind lie turned out to be useless for tho urmy." " "Then, hang lt, iirin! why didn't you

try him iii the iiav\~."' was the reply. -Weekly Scr>tri"'\ii_

O. K. Dv AUTHORITY.

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