'" " _.JANUARY 19. 1915. _ _ ' tri-in cnnnaorrsrowu GUARDIAN 'r _ Pace seven'

_, . -- v - _ - . -V - ~ f._- -mt W Ji ' _ - ' ._.. .s_,_

if '_ , _ _ Vv_ > H } I . V . ' ’, , .,- .,i»,,._"3. ,*~'.i.»»`_ Q ,_

.ther iic . I-SEAL

e am y roup , i ' 1 “ f 1

shouid be taken by me old ..°IT PAYS C0 buy ill this Province. §,‘§,’,§‘§f,’_‘° _'“”'"’ ‘"‘°‘°"“` ..'1'. oonoon ivea is oueraieii

tlfller

°°",'/» ..°1'Hs wionNiNo oueriinii een

ll.. _ 4 .R ` ‘_ be obtained in Bouris at M. A. Pac-

’ ’ " 1,, ji rowens Fon cANNoiis.

IN PHOTOGRAPHY

' CALL AT Tun

BAYER, studio

A _ or earth and concrete, which guaran-

_ V _ Modem rang iindi t tl d

_ As neaf perfection observation towtaers tlliiosellcgllly ago

A E L \ - tliedsitghtllnguof the piecéaisk They gath-

° r a _

- - 3’0n°"Sf“di° as you 'can get m ?.....,.“....i ,.i2,.‘l§?.;’i, ..°.’i§’;“.lI,‘€’tii.i_.

_ _ , rooms, where hasty al l tl Finest work, moderate prices. tins w0r|d_ meiie, which win, if ieiihivgaoffa Bri;

Personal attention given to

Amateufs W0[l;_ enter into the work of making ready

for a single shot, whereas in other

DON’T FORGET BABY » days but one or two men were requir- 107 Queen St. Charlottetown CHASE 81 SANBORN ‘pieces ei artillery.

7 it L N A o | A N

- PAC I F I C

DIRECT ROUTE MARITIME PROVINCES TO MONTREAL

“THE CANADIAN,” MONTREAL TO CHICAGO

THE _

“IMPERIAL .`LlMl'I`ED”

Famous Transcontinental Express

Unexcelled Dining Car Service

W. B. HOWARD. D.P.A., C.P.R. St. John, N. B.

GEO. WALLER, Local Representatiye,

Dominion Express Building ‘

Charlottetown. l

5219-10-27mtf ‘

_ ` -, __\

` i

l".asterii‘S.'S': Corporation International Line WINTER FA RES

St. John to Boston.......$5.00

` the pair' wars might be fought lt is a. ques-

St' John to Portland"‘°$4°50 ' tion, however, if any fortification can

‘ long resist the fire from the giant guns

Staterooms ' ` ` ` ' ` ` ' ` ' ' ' ' '` ' $ 1 .0 0 & (300 ot' the Dreadnouglits.-Technical Leave; St., John Thursdays at 9.00 Queen St. World Magazine.

n. in. for Liibec. Bnstport. Penland ani' Boafoa.Returnin|, leaves Central Wharf Boston

9.00 a. m. Monday. for Portland. -Esstport

F 1 ‘ to our people, mainly tbecauste it stag-`

1’ l il ro 6

“mess mis Montague tim.. ':..zi...i;r. ia. .

Sailings

From LOND(Y.\Z From Il»\LlF`-'\X

.lan l3lhl"Bagamore" |F¢bl'\1lfY 3rd

' Start Point " 209'

; mum see- fmm an exppsed .p°sm°“ 0"

agent in Mon

wr,

j The public nowadays is familiar

L_/-' , ioned method of shooting a firearm

‘ ` Z along the gun barrel was good enough

when there was no better method; but

5 firing a piece of ordinance as a result

/iff?/8 5 _"2

li°.il]»f-‘t]~`1'/ worked out, in which the velocity of lil- , the wind, the tide, the atmosphere,

mf/ the amount and strength of the pow-

der charge-uil are factors to be con-

. sidered-is much more accurate than

the old way. Furthermore, a. system

of this kind makes it possible to hide the guns and gunners behind mounds

_ tee almost complete safety from the . ilre of naval vessels

errors have been made, land the shot where lt is wanted Dozens of men

ed t0 load. sight and fire smaller

_ Statements were made in the closing

MONTREAL hours of the last session of Congress

153 challenging the efficiency of United

States defences, but a new type of ob- servation towers for battery command-

‘ ers has recently been installed, which

for effective service cannot be ques- tioned. Hitllerto they have had to content themselves with what they

the parapets over which disappearing

Q forth mlssles of destruction. Now

H S these officers are provided with a sys-

For Yum- Feel §i::.z“‘;‘f.i;"f.;.‘:f°.:”i::;"'.s:;‘_‘"g

guns stick their inuzzles to vomit

tem of towers which give them ii broad range oi' view and which, at

The towers take the form of huge

pedostals, and are from 20 to 30 feet

_Abmlt the Wafmest in height, depending on the height of

things you can wear on the battery well above the ground on your feet are these which_ they stand. The long horizon-

1 tal windows of the observation sta-

Lumbermenslzubbers tions mounted on these towers are

Of OUTS- TheY al'€ 35 covered with steel doors. These are easy and warm as raised when the towers are in use, and Moccasins but will pro. act asawnings or sun shades. The

door itself is of solid steel.

tect you from Wet as A bit of difficult connstruction, in

Well 35 the C0ld- They which a liberal reinforcement of the have heavy heels and concrete is necessary, is in the flights

s0|eS’andducklining._. of cement steps leading, after the \v1ll1HSfSeV@f_HlS°aS°“S ii‘2“if}§°'f.f‘lite’§f5§§§ee"§.“'ti.§`ii.§'e'i'l‘fl

B€SlZ quality Kant tion towers. Another flight of cement

Kr-ack grade Solid heel, stalrsdleags ‘from thle battery to the

ro ii t t

highvlaced Style $250' §on:l1ru.ctioilvolgtlfeseulolwtgilhrfitogahgg

10W laced Style $1 75- about as long to build one as it does` with the bark of the common man- ‘_

grove and reported excellent results. I

Best 9“a’“Y Ka“,§ 3.5231' i.°..°..“.i°.'.;".i"..§’é’ii"‘i.'I.i' eT,2“ii..°.‘;if

§;;;t1§l;rWé;}éSSei‘;l enbiggk int-nt is it good one from the military

_ _ v ewpoin .

and Tall Wlilh S0lld fllb- It is a noticeable fact that all sea- ber hee1S$3_(]()_ coast cmplacements are built of solid

. cement. Sometimes the walls are

We have heavy knit' many feet thick. These structures

led SOCRS f0I' tl`l€S€ were constructed, their designers

boots at 55C and 855 fondly hoped, to withstand the nn-

slaught of a foe and to last as long as

M -||ir______1i1n1__i_

Lubecmg 5¢_]oim_ I NOT "SERVIAN" AND “SERVlA"

St. John” City Ticket Olllfw 47 'Klnl‘i- M' D" C' M' LONDON, Jan. 18.--The Servian le-

.i.s.» r-r.aMiNo.l,.eni_ei.1hh.,N_is ' uvieciti. uN|veRs|'rv) iirrifig »ti;\eL°u<l{g;\sliggdadmsgelugglgz C- B- KINGSTON- :"°'“’“° Cm 5”" P E I the adoptloiigiof the spelllng “Serbian”

E“'P°"-M¢- Montague’ ' ' ° and "Srbia" instead of "Servian” and mm.-_ om” Q, .=._, ~se,.vin_~~

,ln Dr FRA9_¢R_ "The latter spelling,” says the lega-

The sa tt ll D -

B€SlZ DlaCe ill MOBIBEUB t0 lloation and performance of the Ser-

. - vlan national hymn. “ln restaiiraiits

blly 5Cl'l00l Supphesi Stationery and public places we hear the British

~sERs|AN" AND “sERsiA" '

tion spokesman, ‘ ‘is highly offensive

soudce of hidden pain to Serbians to

_ see that some journals persist in using

the corrupt forms" _

me le er re uests wider ub

d W I. theL patriotic songs and hymns, together

Jannary 7th Sagamore 'f 2951

i-‘rem Livicnrooi. rrem H/\Lli-‘AX vie. i~‘,fis. vie. Nas.

. ` ilu,-,msn January l2th

January 6th Queen Wiihclmina “ 2701

Jamigry 16th Tabasco February 8t'i

Fum¢ss.Withy& Co.|-ill

wv gi ls a y

all kin S' e ca ry ° with those of your allies, France,

. ' ' R i , B I l m nd Japan; yet, alas

Waterman fountain pens which noitieshittit Ot; irséimg’ which is really n

are guaranteed. Bring Of mail beaulful piece of music."

your films to be developed altid donftforgetthat our photograp ic _ _“___4_ ___________________v“__%f_ goods are always fresh: give us a i~m_»»__o0m-»._¢.m.,

call when in need of g00d E°“dS

I _ Hama” Eli' Ph rmac Ltd.

gal ` ` s

(ian Use _

and ought to use occasionally,

a roger remedy for the heagac e, backache, languor, nervousness _ and depress- ion to which she may be subject.. These troubles and others are symptoms of debil- ity and poor circulation caused by indigestion or constipation

High Grade Coal is the onl we nuns onyeurexemiriins=l=°'1

r ehuto

iiiawe em-~ i=d°=~i°t me s..'::;°:‘..':.:.‘.c,;'°:.:'.i>r::.c:.....

§:i.”.!l°3.iti.°2lii=f%‘i‘»»%°“¢°'5l “ii':i..‘.’”'°':‘f:"""

~ WO” if you come to vile. m:%eg;‘:3’;ugQ S M on l1¢:ngf¥l:>I:lx;§?$l:l:‘~ f°l' “"3” and organ wiiitizgifliou. clean bright kitchen Ute 8l90‘f°:' “em 9”" eeeianiie right prius. . _

poses How much 6° .V°“ T*

q“h°°?. Hmmm “gt _ Phone 111 A __ Adva|“auQ__

Bi`uitam9¢l|&C°

lrl»|l\l.» ' ‘- -

_ m40N¢ 404

i l

li if

PILL

ro at once safe certain and

coiavenient. They clear the system an purify the lood. They ex- ert a_ general tonic- effect and insure good health and strength, ao that all the bodilyoorganshio their natural work wit ut causing ii"‘°..:m‘ ~ 'i.:°'i..‘"°';°.i:.°.i. '~“° t UU W 9 em: knows that Beeeham's Pills act

To Gertaln .

nal-

sertion for advertising ‘iii this col-

...riioiv 'rniN|1°v-'rhere wiii be

service in Holy Trinity Church,

a. m. and 7 p. m.; Bible class at 3

8304-1-19M 31.

A writer in Financial America, New

extensively in Amnrlca Many enqulr

as about the products of the colony

There are only two of any value, log- wood and fustic, the latter producing the old standard yellow of the English S d er. Lo wood is the onl wood that

it is of good quality and excellent re-

tatlons can be had on the fustlc for the reason that it has been several

made and no one is engaged in its ex-

There are several qualities of log-

wood to be had; some oi’ it is said to be much superior to the Haitian and C Jamaican product and some much ln- ferior. The best quality comes from B the northern part of the colony near G the Mexican line. It is not practical to get the wood out of Mexico, as ex- T port duties and other expenses make it

cost $25 to $30 more a ton.

The export duty on logwood in Bri- tlsli Honduras is 1c. per ton, but ow- B

50c. per ton in addition.

Labor is scarce and has been main-

ly occupied in mahogany production; this industry is much depressed now, 5

iogwood can be bought cheaper when the labor is available and not occu-|

tilities in Europe, a firm of tanners in England conducted some experiments

The content of tannin is relatively

bark of it is thin, all of it is heavily impregnated with tannin, and there lis no waste to it. Mangrove is the common plant of the swamps and wat- ery districts. lt furnishes ii. fairly good fuel after it has become season- l ed, but is brought green to Belize by the Cai-lbs and natives in their dug- outs and dories, where it is bought

and stacked u to season. is brou

the bark on, and brings about $4 a cord to the native. The ,bark is rc- ,, moved by the use of machotes and

hatchets wliiie the wood is fresh and I dried out under cover. `

The pollack is a common softwood tree of British Honduras, which grows ,, on almost any soil except swamp and pin ridge. It is prolific and a quick

at tivo years from seed for pulp pur- poses. When it once takes possession of clearing it quickly dominates all other vegetation. lt grows from 15 to 20 feet high and the largest trees are not more than 20 inches in dia- meter, usually about 15 inches. lt grows straight to the first branches, which spread slightly. The bark is of fibrous nature, with two layers, the outer being coarse and not so strong as the inner. which is softer and finer.

somewhat like basswood.

The fruit is pearsliaped, from 4 to

5 inches long and 2 to 3 inches thick at greatest diameter. It has a hard shell of dark brown, changing to almost black when fully ripe, and eointains a short staple brown fiuif or silk fibre. The fluff is more like the the finest camei's hair than a veget- able iibre and is used by the natives for stuffing mattresses and pillows. The fibre is about a quarter of an inch long and will not lump or mat even after years oi' use. The natives ocaslonuily rip open their mattresses and pillows, expose the fiuii’ to the if sunlight for ii day, and put it back again as good as now. It makes n

very soft pillow or mattress.

Mixed in each pod-of the fluff are ii

number of small seeds. which are easily disposed of. They are carried by tho silk in much the same manner as sycamore seeds are spread. The wood resembles that of the cotton- wood of the United States. Insects appear to have un aversion to it, anil trees felled for many weeks appear to be untouched by them. Thtyoheesy to taint complained of in some quarters in box shoks made from cottonwood

The wood appears to be well suited for pulp purposes, The wood is vary plentiful and can be brought out cheaply. ,

_*ii I

ill Ullihiill Pill]

The following is a list of com-

panies which have paid dividends on account for 1914. Most of these com- panies expect to pay additional divid-

Bpring Park.. ...,.10 l’riaooAlbert.. .....10

A _ (More soon)

Rayner International declared 40 _ psid.... R. J. McNeill Co. cash 60. 'ttock 60

W oldnoauloii `

Rayner Stonehurst sliver For Rayner larke 1 Harlow Fox i

Co. ......paid-.20

` ..'0N£ CENT per word each in- M°““t Edward ' ' mid 10

uma. Cash must accompany order. M

Upton.... cash, 10

G°°'3°"°w” °“ sunday "ext “t 11 We Co..... ..cas1i 35, stock,70

p. in., Rev. Mr, Jones officiating. suv" P" ‘ ' '( ,_l'1;.eé pairs) “v|No|. halide you up and mekee lm

structor we know of. Money refund- h

1 _ _ __ _V , . 'JI with the fact that gunners at modern you strong-lts the best tonic recon-

* lui I' I I seacoast fortifications rarely see the

I l, l targets ,they shoot at. The old. fash-

" - ' $1.00 bottles-E. A. Foster, Druggist.

ed if you don’t get good results. - °

Crapaud Fox Compaiiy.._.. cash, .40

"Get an overcoat at the January b

I 1 of mathematical problems, hastily sale-you will uve a lot of perfectly Wm°W Hm Fox Co’ 3° D' c` can

good money. Moore 4. McLeod.

szasi-isiviai. I5'

e Dundas.. . . . .300 cash and 200 stock

‘ Seal River Black Fox Co . . . . . . . . 16

(Also 8 pups added to ranch)

York- BHYSP- has paid a 30 per cent cash dividend

The war in Europe has greatly inter- out of a qecim-ed dividend of 110. An

tered with the supply of dyes used in additional sum will be paid after the the United States, and enquiries are gene,-ai meeting on Dec. 8.

being made for dyewoods, the idea

being to manufacture dye stuffs more p

ies have been made in British Hondur- R chmond Bay Fox Co., 20 per C911!-

that may be utilized in making dye. P ovlncial Silver Black Fox Co., 40

y s y P has received attention in late years, Hartford D. S. Fox Co..... . . . . .,.25 although reports on the fustlc are that P erless . . . _ .10

suits were obtained from it._ No quo- Ellis Silver Black Beauty Fox

years since it a shipment has been Hackett S. B. F.Co.,...... ....15

port, although the supply is plentiful. Magic Fox Co... . . ...-50

he Bldeford FOX C0. Ltfl.......200 '

ing to the scarcity of labor the pro- Hamilton S B Fox Co . --20 duct is high, being placed at $17 in Murray River ~15 Belize. This makes it cost about $19 Massachusetts . ......10 per ton ex wharf, with lighterage of M

“Very special half price sale of ° .

with indications of a further cessation UH in °"' *M5 °ff°" Whl|¢ if i* 90509- of operations, and it is believed that M

h - ‘ -

pig: atwtmekliigliei wages paid in mah X” etfec‘s_25c b0x__E` A Foster __

g y . Not long before the outbreak of hos- P90513” dl'“33'~°"°- 830"`1'19M3" C

much higher, it was asserted. The Susette 'nd me' we emigrate'

"Dose mans up'liere talk grat heeg l

dun no wat dis fitin’ foi‘.

“Dat Sultan man say ‘lioli war/

p It giit B . _

to market in 4 ft. lengths sawed with eeg Kmer man he me* by gm’

Beii-vite la. prayer, en suiiebattuile,

no go fitc with dat cannnillo, ,

Aliens cheerle, pack portniaiitau,

Joost cum along with hosban Jo., _ _ _

g’°‘”°" “““ °““ be “°°“°'“‘°“">’ f°"°" Aeieu ine cehetiehv' this store, will stretch further in this sale than ever

(With additional 10 p c aoon) rray Harbor. . . . . . .. . ...cash .30

(More soon)

stmoreland Silver dr Patch

Tl . .. .. .cash15

perlal Silver Black Fox Com- pany, Ltd., Montague. . . . . . . . . . .15 (added three pairs to ranch and ld securities for balance due on sale of foxes which when col- lected will enable them to pay an- other.. . . . . . . . . . . . .,.10 p.c.

New London Fox and Farm Lands. d., 200 p. c. cash, and more later. egal .. .. .. .. 16

mend -

The Carruthers Sliver Black Fox Co.

(Also 75 p c stock dividend)

and 35 per cent later.

(More later.)

per cent cash, with more to follow later. overeign S. B. F. Co., cash.. .....15

(From 4 airs)

e . . . . . . . . . . .. _ . . ...

and balance after January lst.)

Co., Ltd.... ...G0

» (With 60 or 70 later)

(and two foxes added to stock)

(ln addition to stock dividend ol 100 p. c.)

harlottetown S. B. Fox Co........15 (Also ten foxes added to ranch)

ure Canadian Sli. Blk Fox Co., 40

.f"°f~ or

itciifiiiilfifr:Wifi-*iii i 2 e "

General Fur Farms, Ltd... .paid 17 - ; _ f

. .. .. --1 A ,~'\`v- _\,`_`_'_4 ~,. .\ `-\¢._~§ _‘I _ _ , ,

u _ _

.\ .`\

s in

.. ~. ->:“ _ ‘ ~\ ~’~;-.~. -ri \’\;-.~~;=- . _ _- ._ ._ ,_ x

The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been

ln use for over 30 ycais, has borne the signature of

and has been made under his per-

sonnl supervision since its infancy.

. , V . Allow no one todeceivo you in this.

All Counterfelts, Iinltations and “ Just-as-good ” are but Experiments that trifle with mid endanger the health of Infants and Children.--Experience against Experiment.

_ What is CASTORIA

Uastorin. is o. harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- gorip, Drops and Soothing Syrups. Itls pleasant. It n

s stance. lts age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms

i8. . . . . . ... .30

Roge(r&o§;1¢l<;l2éI;)-- ------1° contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic

Ltghehfgegggdasgmg e1?1l§°:)‘f Fégx ig; gud alloys Fevcrlslmess. For more than thirty years it Cenl. ln BLOCK.

os been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colle, all Teething Troubles and Diarrhmu. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels, assimllntcs the Food, giving healthy and natural Sleep. The Chlldron’s Panacea-The Mother-'s Friend.

Bears the Signature of

0 ' *

iii Use For liver 30 'Years

The Kind You Have Always Bought

-rnl c¢N'rAuI\ COMPANY, Nlwvalx ci rv,

edeque Fur Farming Co.. Lid-~---10 ._ __.| _ _li __

lenaladale Silver Black Fox (io. 100 t (50 p. c. casli 50 p. c. stock bonus.)

(100 p. c. cash-paid 35 D- 0-; bal- ‘ ance, 65 p. c., will be paid soon. l 100 p. c. in stock.) `

eechgrove .. ...15

t. Herbert Silver Black and Patch

Fox Co. .. . . . ...17

ya suits here at the mens store -

core &. McLeod. 8285-1-16M3i.

“Penslar Laxative Cold Breakers iil cure a cold in 24 hours. No af-

THE |NVASlON BEGINS.

think, by gar, I move dowii States, Dere all mans dey be free;

Mon wife. lie cum wit me.

war.

Dat iiiak me moocli afrait

But guns-dey shoot dam strait.

De Zar hecs ikoii kces:

1-le tink dat war be bees.

Each mans _de oddcr bales; I hike down Urine suites. ‘

We keeep away dis war

-H.F.\V. in Wall St. Journal.

Circumstances

compel us to reduce our

Stock Of Merchandise

To_ do so we are offering exceptional values in

many lines. _

While continuing our Policy of meeting all

of January, give 1'

Special Discounts '

for Cash on the following, viz:

Fur and Fur Lined Coats, Sheep Skin

Lined Coats, Overcoats. Ulsters, and Heavy Jackets, Ready-to-Wear Suits. Boy’s Clothing, Underwear and Gents Furnishings, etc.

Lumberman’s Rubbers, Moccasins, Over-

shoes, Lumberman’s Socks etc.

Sleigh Robes, Sleigh Bells, Horse Rugs,

Skates and- Hockey Sticks Carvers and Ger- man Cutlery.

_ L_ Yours CASH, always elastic when dealing in

before. ‘ Why Not Try It!

Poole & T liompson Ltd

Montague, P. E. I.

8142-1~5Mtutl1tf.

discovery for the treatment of coughs, colds and bronchitis, as certain in its action on all chest troubles as anti-toxin is on diphtheria, or vaccination on small-pox, wou1dn't you feel like giving it a trial i' Especially

End in air and germ-proof silver (us: hey contain eertaiu medicinal ingre- diontl, which, when placed upon the

torégus, immediately turn into vapour, an are at once breathed down the sir

passages tothe lungs. On their fournoy, they soothe the inflamed and rritsted membranes of the bronchial tubes, the

dalioata walls of the air passages, and finally enter and carry relief an hauling

hillsi-

lf you were told of a new

you could try it for fifty centsl |

Peps is the discovery! ' Popsarolittio tablets, neatly wra

the capillaries and tiny air ues in the

8601118 to he absent from polack wood. |oon get to the lungs and air passages

these Pepe fumes Ye there direct, and li once oommonoo t. air work of healing.

old fashioned liquid cough euros, which are merely swol owed into the stomach, and never raaohtiio lungs. Pops treat- ment of coughs and colds is direct treat- liont. '

It he t 'ed P at

’$’.`.'. uf! l°$’u.i.‘f'fI$... £923’ it "‘

< the nomo and date of this paper, 0. _ and mail it (with lo. stamp to ’

y return tags) t.oPaps ‘o l

and later: ' _

'U F1

| In n word, while no liquid or solid

Pepe Arn entirely distinct from the

V. ,Enom xmfrse trislpaohet

will than be not you,

All druglfiat d

" \ stone so Pzpsult

.-..Z \~’t.

at- wa maui »--ec

Num: CASTORIA Ai.wAvs

v c _ -sauna.” ». ..._L

.»;-»

At...

ompetition either from Mail Order Houses or Otherwise we will in addition, during the month

.'11

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M ; l _l _M

Oflice Supplies

1915 For L 1915' Carter’s Bookstore

Is headquarters for all kinds of Office Stationery,

Blank Books, and Office Supplies, at lowest prices. ~

Carters “Success” Binding Cases, complete

withindex 25 cents each, and only $2.50 per dozen. The best value in binding cases ever offered._ Every Business Office of any account should be supplied _with some of these Time Saving, useful and handy devices. _

We have a Million Envelopes in stock. Evexryl size

used and any quality desired. holesale & Ret .

J HI: » o r., ' ‘i

“ - _ This is A Live Firm , _ "

' CHAS. C1 MEIGS CO

l2_5 Fulton Fill! Market, NEWYORK|?`Snells';\1i|l_ l 1l.l9MthsEs12w .'

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