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JANUARY 26- 1918

s i"rU1:o ii' 'rim OHABLQTTETOWN GUARDIAN ____ _ 5 » , _

4. i - . _

r ' ' ' _ *L . _ "__‘ - _ - - __ __ - - - ,

‘,` - _ land's fame. -

KILEDWLNYACTION I ON DIFFERENT FRONTS -

' I

The folloiviiig letter Bias been ict*-1 _i - e e

eived by Mrs. (‘rev\'t\s with i'ct'ei'»>iir'r'f _-_-_-_-_-.-_-_-_-_--_-_-_-_»» ~_-_-_=-_~_-;_~_-_-_-_-_-_-_-.-_-_-_-_-_-.-.-

- . - - , Un ilie tightlng fronts coinparative

to the death ot her biotlier. | ,

- ~- 'ca-ini prevails except for artillery _[T PAV; ga hgy |||

duels und small patrol engagements] That all has not gone as planned witli, -MR. W. K. MoGOUGAN is Glu!- tlie Austrlaii ririnies in italy is indl- dian representative ln Summersido. cattd by the t'ut~t that General Szetzar Doroevic has been chosen by the Austrian lligli Command to succeed -THE MORNING OAlLY_ GUAR- ilie _-\i~cli-diike Eugene us Generalls- DIAN can be obtained at LaiIerty'l simo on the entire italian fronl. '|`0DB0l‘lBl Pll'l0l‘l. 3\lmlll6l‘l|d0.

Boroevlt- is to tnko precedence over' -_- lfield ;\liii'e»\iul t‘onrad Van Hoetzen- -RED ¢R055 WORK--Thi! IMUGB dort. who had been expected by the Ui U10 Red Cf'il`!`!`1f"SllU1lD9fBid€i DECK' .»\ii.-ii-i-.in \\'rii' oiiice is pierce the cd and mulled 60. pairs of SOCKS 1° ltaliziii t`i~;:rit with his reint`orced ai°ni_v U19 bill"-‘l in Fl‘8.llCe 011 '1`u€SdHY-"-L-

und giiiii thc Venetain plain bei`orethc -*'- 'lieti\'_\' .-ii.'iw tails set in, but whose -RED C3055-The Sllllmlefslde

Somewhere on the Britlsli rioiil

On the night ot* Deeeinbei- 7, l9l7.

while with ir working pnriy sonic where on the llritisli Front l’ri\'titc Henry Herbert B\ii'rt1w:-. foi'rnei'l_v ol` Hlghileld, P, E. I., was killed by shell ilre. A comrade was klled by the ;ieni.- shell and both hui-led in the Br-itish Cemetery at Metz,i\ brother lien llur- nows serririg in the saiiie coniptiiiy for twenty inontlis escaped injury, Pri- vate Burrows was t,\\'erit_v-Il\'c years or age and belonged to vu. t'. .\'o. 12 Platoon, S. At`rlcari Scottish ll. li. I-`. France. His pnrerits .iohn ani: Ellen lliii‘ro\vs.let`t P. li). I. about seven; _\'o:ii':` ago for S. .\t'i'ii-ir \\'lieri> they now rt--lilo,

this province.

‘h m- ni nl- Red Cross Society has received 16

F-_ .___ ._____.__ _ »__

Guaranteed Gramophone

with Six Records Sff;§{}’§,,

What would make a nicer or

iiiore';i<'ct-otal>‘c gilt lor your- self or v<iii‘ home than a Victroio?

With :i Victrola vou can

have oil kinds of music inthe same pericctly realistic mann- er, Solos. duets, quariettes, Band andOrrlisstro selecii-.ns, Recitziiions: Readings, Comic instrtinicntal and Ractinie.

The \vorl<l’s leading enter-

tainers arf- at your command when you own ri Victrola.

Order one now-from ilol-

infin's=-Macliinc and _-:ix re- cords. Itwelve selections) and on_e liunrlrerl nt-t-dit-s at this price. lristzillment payment plan extended to rcsponsilfc parties.

Record Cabins-t can also be

Supplied it dcsireti.

and 100 Needles

_ piuns tailed owing to t e st e ng ', _ . _ ‘IW "Mlm" lhm , _pairs ot sox trom the Cape Traverse

-branch, and 18 pairs trom the Bide-

t'ord Ladies' .-\itl. l.

-SOCIAL GRAHAM'S ROAD. -

ltwime to the social lu Gralix1m's Road Illall. Monday evening. Jan. 28. Pio- lwuiriirie, games, lunch, R. C. Collect- lioii. _. 2352-l-26l\i2i.

` --WEDDING BELS.-A pretty wed- ltlinp; took place at the Parsonage. = llideford, on Jan. 23rd, when Mr. Jos- leph G. l,adner oi' Enmore River was lniilted in marriage to Miss Bertha M. l\'osbl¢ of Harmony, Lot 13, Miss Flos- fsie Snilth acted as bridesmaid and

i.\ir. Martin Ladner 'supported the _groom The many friends of this pop- _ulrrr young couple wish them many lr.-,airs ol' happy maried life.

l -,Bic REAL EsTA'rE TRANS- ,FERS IN CAPE TRAVERSE.- Mrs. .l. P. living has sold' tho old lrvinii lroriiestciid to Mr. lliiry Mnttart.. Tile iiriuoiis tunnel track is situated on ,iliis farm where so many successful _li'~.i~sc i-iivcs have hecri held.--Mr. Har- | r_r Miitrurt has s-old 'to Mi; J. McCur- lily lit-ll thc old Montaigne Muttnri |\':rrln, it liolnif ri prirl oi the old (":‘.pt. l.<-wis .\Iiltturl estate.-Mr, John Siiiiill has in turn bought Mr. Ilcll‘s |~`iiiiri,--'|`!it-.sr three farms- amount to 'nrt-i' $lX0_0il und it is' understood ;iti¢~r-r- art- other god deals pending.-- ll-~ *_* ___________V_ , SIR EDW. CARSON HAS RESIGNED l FROM GOVERNMENT

The Irish Question Again the Cause of Czirson’s Resignation from the Ministry

l.0Nl>().\'. Jain. ‘_'Zl.--Sir Eilwuril (`ur-

son, Miiiistor without portfolio in the War ttrrliitiet, h:is_ rcsigiictl. 'l‘lii,~i un- iifniiit-eiiit-iit was inado officially.

The Primo Minister has atlvisod the

King to :iccept Sli' Edwards resigiiai- tion.

The correspoiidence published

shows that Sir Edwards resigntition was on the lrlsli question and had no- thing to do with the coiidiiet ot’ the wur.

.H0 EMBARGO ON SUGAR

TO CANADA

' \'E\\' YORK, Janiiziigv 23.-James llowell Post. chairn1a_n__ ot{__t,li_g_lig-fr'-, iintionnl eorniiiittne ot` refiners, denies toports published in New York paptrs that raw siigzir sliipinents from New Ysrk to (‘utiada had been pi~cliibite<.'.

Between 7,000 and 10,000 loin; oi'

:ugar had been iwrcntii' sliipped' to i‘iiiiu.da Mr. Post suitl, adding that it little sugar had been slilppcd io the Dominion it will- not becuust of an enibargo, bill bcvaiiiso oi the _ .sliortuge of tiic coinniodlty itself und the dlillcultles oi transportatioii due to the shortage ct t-oul.

UNINITIATED

“Tho reason you don't like Wag-

norlun music is that you don't under- .strind lt.“ l "'l`liat's one ot my t.wo objections to ‘ “ fr lied Mir. Cayenne "I don't un

lin learn that he is not improving in

-TWO OINTS PIR WORD EACH

insertion tor advertising in this col- umn. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge twenty-uve cents.

-BROKE THROUGH THE lCEf-

Mr. Harry Leard of Bedeque, while <‘l°0SSi!1S the mill pond struck a thin piece of ice and tell.in. ‘Mr. Roy Weidman. who happened to be near rushed at once to his assistance and succeeded in saving him from what might have been a serious accident. -\'

WESTERN _PERSONALS

-Mr. Thomas Bell, Victoria, was in

Siimmeislde, \Vednesday‘.-L.

--Miss Catherine Seaman, Elliotte,

is ii week-end visitor to the western r-ripltnl. I.

-lvlrsg llesle Wood.. Suniinerside,

went to Charlottetown on \\'ednesd:ry. -L.

-Mis. Leighton Stewart tne Miss

llelen Christie) is visiting friends in Stilnmers-ld'e.--L.

-Miss Margaret 'llficCailio, of Middle- ton is visiting friends in Charlotte- town.--N.

--Mr. and 'l\'i`rs. Hugh lltlorrison,

Kensington, were recent visitors to I\‘I lddleton.-N.

-Mr. Edward Mnclfxrdyeii :ind his

sister, Mrs. Dobson, were visitors to Middleton recently.--N.

»-Miss Mary McGulgnn, Kinkora,

spent the week end visiting friends in Charlottetown and Vernon River.-N.

-Prof. Shaw, Fliurlottetown, was

in Sumrnerslde on Wcducsrlriy iu- spectlng the work in the lligh Sr-iiool.

--L.

-'Pho runny friends of Mr. \Valliit-o

Tlmtlsliiiw, Ililitltlleton, will be sorry

hetilt ii.---N,

--Mr. :intl Mrs. .lniiios (':rlliock,

i.luklctter ~llo.'ul have returned to rhr~li- lionics riitcr spfiritling ar few days ln Middleton the, giicsls ot` Mr. rind`Mr's. <‘lii“i'ord Wright.-N.

-Mr. l-liirold Wright, and ianiily,

having sold their stock und farming implt-nients, plan to leave soon for iinlit'a.\', whore Mr. Wright will take up his old trade ot' carpenter work.- N.

PRUSSIANS SHOWING A

YELLOW STREAK

\\`ASHlNGTO_\', D.C.. .lauuary 23-

.lloralc o|` the German army is on the ebb, Capt. Richard Haigh, in charge' ol’ the Britis-li tank in this country told the senate military

itlie llrst, l’rus-iiuii iirniy' and liavo ai

|i_o_in_nghi_s'_i_oii in reciting personal ex- periences o`i` “going over the top” live times. , “The Bavarians :ind Saxoris now 'rrrc the best tlghters,' he said. "The l’t‘usslans are not such good stock as

yellow streak."

llritlsli forces in trench ivui-t`iire

(`uptuln liaiirll said. _ are coiistaiitly being improved rind the Germans have not. yet iouiid ri way to cope witli tltein.

-WASIHNGTON, Jar1ruai°y 23._-l’er-

einptory directions to inany large in- tlustriail concerns to cease widespread advertising for help which was thought to be unsettling labor supply and working hard‘shi~ps on individuals who unswerinif- the, advertisements have hetn sent out by the department

ti b me known

Eilllllill FUR

pill in

ALO. WODDBID-E HAS UNIQUE HONOR CONFEREC- ON_ HIM BY NEIGHBORS AND FEL-

LOW CITIENS i ` V

The following ret’erence to Mr.Frank C. Woodside, son oi' Mr. and Mrs. John H. Woodside, Hamilton, P. E. ll. is copied from the Vancouver World:

Enjoying the unique honor ot hav-

ing been elected to the city council for the elg-hth successive time, and now that Mayor- McBeatli retires, be- coming the doy'en ot' that body. Aid. Frank E. Woodside is today- receiv-

ALD. FRANK E. WOODSIDE

ins the Congratirimimis of his friends. And Ai. Woodside has some irlonds Worth hllviflili for thev crime all the WHY from Pririce litlpert und Port- lfllld. from liosluiid anti' iroin Van- r-mivci' island to vote my lllm_

Aid. Woodside this morning ex-

presed his gratitude to those who hull

tisvslsvtt-ti in piling up his splendid mn), oiity. Grillnnt. its :ilwttys lie gave ilral lll11€‘<‘- to the ladies who had iilrnod out. iiotivitlistuntliiig this ii~ztr|'ul wou- lllf‘l'. to iii-lp elect, Illrll. ,

t,oiitlriuiiiri`g, lic said lite wlttlmi

ilirfillllll 'l‘ho World to ihrriik :ill who had r-oiitrihiiiml' to his liotiilile. vic- l0l`Y, ii victory wliicli, hu felt, r~olii`t_=;-_ ri-ri on liirri thc liigliost honor ot' its kind ever given hy thc elc<:toi's oi' any Valli,-oliver' \v:irrl-|li:it of sending hlin brick to the city' couricll for thc eighth

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consecutive tirne. Particularly he ill’ preciated the votes or those who had made their way 10 010 PUIUDB 'D3“°° from the south end or the ward, B journey neceslatlng a tedious trip from out Beaconsfield wsy 10 the centre of the city, and thence along, Hastings Street to the lflnnlsh Hall.

“The best part oi' lt, said Ald-

Woodslde,"'is that lt shows that my

work on the council _has not 801119 without notice and wltziout beinS va - tied by my nelg-hbors and fellow citi- zens. I trust l shall continue to des- erve the splendid eonildilflw N193' have shown in me." .

__..____----

THE CANADIANS

1914

"Arise and come!" ”i"was thus the

summer sky

Poaled the wild tocsin from the

Motherland,

And to the call oi that maternal cry The sons of Canada rose hand iii

--band; - -

“O ye who glory in brave \Voli"s re-

nown;

() ye whose blood the ilrn of Mont-

calni knows.

Arise and come. The hoe strikes at

the (frown-

Thy sons are called. 0 Lady ot' tho

Shows."

And those brave sons in rightful pride

went forth,

Arrayed in all the paiiopy of war; With hearts firm set beneath the sol-

dler's cloth.

To do-oi' die and see their homes no

more,

And Gaslieks- Bay, rr-,fulgeiit in the sun Bids them farewell, while from the

shores arose

The fervent prayer that Hcavcn`s will

. be done

Of, “Guard them, Mother, Lady of the

I I

Shows."

For thine own iland and for thy peg.

pie’s sake.

Let no Teutonic toe that land encbain To kilil the freedom that her sons psf.

take.

Then will thy deeds be hallowed in

that time,

When other men thy glory shall dis-

close,

And -tell how thy land prayed- Wm,

iaith swblime-

“ohlgfuard them, Mother, Lady nl' the

Snows.” . ,

1918

And o'er- the land where once the lil-

ies shed

Thelr sweetest fragrance in the glow.

ing sun

Now rest. the bones oi' those heroin

dead.

Who gave their all that Freedom should tbe won, _ Oh! brave Canadians, ye have reach-

ed the goail

Where Heaven's touch hath smooth-

ed thy long repose,

Yet, in- the annals- of Siine's niiistor

roll '

Thy fame, thy M0t\\€¥‘ lffff’-DS, 0 Lruly

oi’ the Snows.

-A. F. FITZGERALD iii 'Flin N-,.w

York Herald.

DUTCH CHARTER SHIPS TO U. S.

WASlliNG'l‘ON.Ji1nunry 23.--Tin

charter to the United States Govern- ment of all Dutch steamers now being held in American ports. hnri been agreed upon by the Diiicli Government in ii. provisional allrec- men; just signed in London.

The agreement provides cliartei°t'nr

one round trip for the upward ot' eighty vessels' now in Aineilcnn ports. The vessels are not to go liito tire war zones, -but the five of the stcnniers will carry material for Switzerliint" :ind two will tnko cargoes i'or the Nctlierlantlsi Overseas Trust.

Nor' mourns the Northlnritl ioi' her

valiant sons, i

'Pho foes htrrbarir- incc them; fiercely,

wild; I

The tear wells up. hilt ii-oin thc :rye

nc’cr runs, |

Io dim the pi-ldv of mother, wire or

child |

[lt-t-li in their hearts the viiirl spark

they shui-r-, _

Tim' Srwrtun mntlimi fell ii~~l'fn-.- lin-.ll ilws; | liicli' God their hope; their iaith thol

saloinii prayer, |

01', "Girard them. Mother. Lttdy of tlie

Snowsf'

’I`lien strike, iiiiniitliniisz-, for old Eng.

lt, is part of the agreement that tho

ships will carry 150,000 tons oi’ food for thc ioliei' ot’ the Belgiaris und rniiy' he used i'or,Qthcr voyages liitcr- in` .-\mci'lcan coost.wiso trndn or cisc- i.\-iiere, possibly to .lava for sugar,

LIFE SAVING WORK

Niiisliig is one oi the greatest lilo

saving ni-cupat,lons-r aboiiiiilliig with opportuiiltles, rind splendid results. The entire t-oiirso trim bc token by homo study.

llookley, and full information innllod

free by writing, - ROYAL COLLEGE OF SCIENCE 709N Spadian Ave., Toronto, Canada

. ' _.L

A Big Price-Saving on

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_ ., ‘ -"‘.<.I"vtr‘-f/ , 5-’ - ,.5-.=.-‘< =|l|llllll|rili.-fur.-af;.;

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Heating Stoves

Here is a quick, intense Heating

Stove at a rock bottom price. Sim- ple to operate, economical in fuel (will

,__5__,,__,l-,lil -burn any wood trash.) The hot blast

I principle distributes the heat so that it --6-

radiates from every inch of the stove

surface. Made of heavy gauge Russian _

iron, steel lined, iittedwith heavy 'corrugated bot.

tom' Swmg f°l{» ¢°0klU8 cover attacliament, nickel I

‘ §C\“§‘l"» Teglllallng damper, nickle foot rails and

- is right royal value at our low price. I

wilt'-i~l.ih]tl it iintlgl dont like the way it of labor This uc on 0;? muck fm. victor 1_2 inchee lon . h 1 2

` ' ` ` ' todnv utter ai delegation . <

lsounds,"-~\Vashini:lon Star. _ _' H. A Lt S 1 p _L - A - ‘1 _ gr_ Inc fs W1 e

O40 .4-~ ,, _-___-_-_ I _ ilhgfq s(t)o(od ,sits mlhse ecgsenrglllivn ln`heS.h!gh’ S¥eel lined’ complete with nlckel foot rails; , A i _ '1'i“` bushels ol' potatoes by inability to takes O ll1Cil» PIPE. . . q

: _ wltli ind_\rsti'lal concerns at- Q - . » ""'°"‘

iompete

t acting me to the cities. The. ex

If you want lrsfzitr‘::.‘;‘::“..r.’t.::‘>;;."f‘°* 24 i...'if§§‘§i‘l.‘°§°‘}t2‘.1'2 “‘i‘»“f” '°“g° 16 ‘“°“°"'l°‘°» $5 75

_°_'Z_-_- Secretary Post assured the delega- L g 0 at op' nce"°""~ -'--~~----»-----~--- °

I 5( lm t.l l al' e t orld cr-opera , _____ _

D a ent inoféiiplilrylhérllnrlior ildrlthe farm work. { --

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lritlustrlnl plants have also been as

h tecterl I

Payments to \G0()d values in _ siimii that tiieyiiviii e ment Scrvii; g Ves

[’3f\ll’5 Fixtufes ANOTHER Pascincr 'ro com: iN

“Poor Mrs. Brown. I hear she lins ,-

At" had n, lot ot' trouble about hor' hus-

bad." , _ ‘

"Yes, poor dear." L '

f . Q "I iindcrstnud' thcie ls* ir scniitinl O O .

. . IA A . 1 rnixed up lil li." V '

the United States employ I

, but that they will not, he perm tted to l

R€Sp0HSlbl€ jcopnrize thc supply of men iiceessnry

for agricultural purposes.

l$2.59 up. Order at Once

" l ° tlilrs. i

I (lndahoiii limi tolsiiy about it _vet."-'-

iflorldu Times-llnlon.

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MAGGIE- »<iN I

TONl<2141

oors-T You V.

G0 over; AND SEE E\/EQ Tl-iiNl< oiNTY FOR Awt-iu_r= OF STAWNQ

HOME?

wuzrrr l Hom; ALL L.A‘Z>T_ WEEK?

OF NE-

YE5- eacaugg MA<.a\E - EVERY MOMENT ,-M woo wan; =,-,l¢l< wrm oir~rr~r- rm rumi<iN"

'N BED! You OF You -DARl_iN"

NEVER THiNK - ’“

WELL

5-J iN THAT

CASE ~

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YOU CAN STAY HOME W\TH ME I 'ilk

"E FOR NCHANQE AND *rH\Ni< on DINTY. M0QQEy

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