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l _ , I have decided to contest Ward Four, at the next Civic _Elec- tion, and if you will do me the Honor of reelecting me, I will do1 Ca

require in soaps, we have it. 'i`he assortment is am- ple an_d the quality is as-

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Batli,Toilet,Nursery, Medicinal Disintectant,Siiavixlg etc.

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of soaps and can protest you from unworthy quali-

ties or unfair prices.

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Druggist

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DIARY OF EVENTS.

TO-DAY.

City Magistrates (`ourt. 0 a.iii_

Peoples Tllilatrc. II, 7 and 8.45.

Prince l:3tl\\'ui'il-\\'.S. Ilzirliins Co.

8.15 sharp. 1

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WINDSOR, Ont., January 28.-Rev.

pt. \V. S. Bullock, who is chaplain '

fnly best to further the interest of the Ci , and particularly 0f10i

§_Ward Four. Much remains to be done ;'in :lie way of improvement, at lin_our City. Dranage and Streets should have our first consider-1 hi; tation. Our main tliiroughiares should beoomplete inthe mosti C Iup-to-date manner and the improvements gradually’ exteudedl a

Ithroughout tile City, as our means will allow. rl

' Our citizens, wi~l no doubt,

iit_ure which will .give employment to our citizens. _in the days of H 'high living. As voting is by ballot, we believe our citizens will e1_t- ~ercise their good Judgment. In voting tor the Candidate of their

endorse any reasonable expend-I

fchoice without being Canvassed ' "I

JNT.c Z

Charlottetown

Ladies lilitl Gelltleuienz

I have been requested by a number

oi' the electors of the City to become

la t~zil,iditlatt‘ for the Mayoralty at the

ollel' lily services to the citizens.

lt` you do me the honour of election

ht-st service of which I an. t-apalile.

war book of lilo t‘ilv is now in the

lzens before Noiuinatioll Day.

make a personal caiivass of 1.-li.-i~iol's I take this means of soliciting your iliilui-tice and support.

Yours respeciully.

D. J. RILEY.

6071-1-2I.\lI1‘_

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'Q0 WM l\l'll9U"l\b_lf‘ I’0Slll0H~ I Di‘0lI1- colning elcirlion. S»iiou`ld you see iii ""8 that I Wm f"“"-` 1° the ‘“~"`k th" to elect ltlc it shall lic my dlliy as well keepiiig in lniiitl tht- interests of cil-. as my plefisun' ‘ff “‘i"‘"“`” me b°"l i"`_ l,,.,l5 lllmllgllolll llll. wllolc (jlly_ The tt-rests ot ilic I ity i:oiierall_v and ot

l’,ri‘“""°*' |'““d-"' ‘md "U31" lf' ‘W 3"' cliisc is your sat-rt-ii right; use it to the aliable for the inspection of the cit- , Cl( __ l .ll _lr ul _.ll

As it will be impossible 'for ine to |\“"\' “ull-*ll U’ FUI-INV

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

liziviiig represented Ward Four ilur-

ing the past two terms and being again solicited to accept liominatlon I take tlils ,opportunity of presenting lnysr-li as a eaiididate at the forth

\\'ard Four i.irtitul.il'lv Tile frail

is lest ll eros s ai none ul

3 I ani, Ladies and Gi.-litletiic-il,

Yours respectfully

G. D. WRIGHT.

7051-l-2'iI\l12i.

Wanted

undersigned at an early date.

There are some horses selit me from Halifax forthe use of

the troops at Charlottetow1 and it is necessary to have a good stable warm and comfortable and up-to-date in which to keep these horses. Anyone possessing a stable to accommodate six horses or more and to meet these requirements, and which they could put at the disposal of the authorities, either for a reasonable rent, or better still tree of cost will please communicate with the

MAJOR A. A. BARTLETT, _08__1__,9\m Officer in Charge of Supplies Transport

A stable

i charge Twontydlvo cents.

if GUARDIAN SIASSIFIEII ADS. '

/ One cont per word firot lri-ioriior In thin column half 1-.ent per f

; Nord nach continuation. Cu.-1 .\.u|t accompany order. Minimum. '

fi-°l>='i-'l':I~.*I°rI>'l*Z*|*i~'l~I*l°'I*l°'§*|'1+-.~°l‘-I+-I+ 4'- °l" 4'

F.. ' .~_- _ Y ' 'mv "‘“' -_

.i g»-ii`r~ Wuiited

ple book free on promise to canvas

an Brantford Ont

pment. Stone & Wellington, Toro fito, Ont. 6373-1-1ME26i

1

McEACHERN---At hlerniaid on Janu- ary 28th, to W. S. anti)/Irs Mcllachern, a daughter.

P-1' :,_ ' , MARRIAGES

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DAWSON-RAMSAY-.\I. llle .\lcIlioiiI;.i l’i\r=0i1ai=v. liitliifdi-ti Jail. 191.1.. isnt.. by Rev. II. S. Young ll. A., .lohn ll. Dawson of East Bidc-ford. and Janit- Ilamllay of l’ort lllll, I'. E. I.

HAl"lDY-CROCKET.-- Ai. Zion t‘liuri-li vestry_hv the itev. G. t‘. '|`ayiur_ Jan 22rd. Ltliel I.. I-Iarily City i0_ Mil- bourne Leigh Crockett. Pleasant Grove.

DEATHS

i I

McLEAN.-At North River, January 28th. 1916. Mary McLean. widow of the into Janice Mclienll, aged 86, Funeral to-day lit two 0';-logk ll, Highfield Cemetery.

MCMILLAN-In tlliit city Jzilillary £50. Alexander i\I<:MiIIaii agml 1;-i yeui-s, Funeral from the reitiilciii-fi of Illliiry McMillan. lJort.-lioetixr St. Tuesdziy morning at 8.45 to St. Dunstalis Untiic. drttl thence to Il. t‘. tjcmetery.

THE BRITISH CASUALTIES

LONDON, Jail. 28.--i'ra.-uiler An-

qiiltix, in_ a written reply to a request for iniormltltm. says, that Ilio total British ggsualtlee in all holds ot oper- ations up to January 9 were 549,467. of which 24,122 were oiilcers and 523,- 845 oi other ranks.

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the best Farmers

Projinces In

do not know oi’ a stood the test oi LINIMIIINT. it remedy in our I can remember.

oi' would-be

The

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For salt- I

ply lo liicliellli and Mt:Killnoll.

7089-I-.\ilwi<.

l=oa'sALE MALE Mlnkfrnieeiao

llii:- .<1-llsfiii. .-'\|1|1ly In l~lw|:tl l\ll'- liiiilixaiii. Iloiisllziw, l’. i'I. I.

7111571-I-;:S.\l;lilnI.

FOR 'SALE' ` A"`i= E“W"` P'/'xl R§"66O`D

|1;it~_li1~il foxes also one extra i`olnult~ Vain lit- st-cu at the ranch ill Alber

F58 sA“LE°‘P'Al`R sl.ui: F E

Full particulars on application to _ "E.D." clo Guardia. 5716-12-9Mt(. F6l`1`§/£'i.'é.-Z`§'rEAM sAw Mu.i.

urate. F. T. Macdonald. Sourls.

;£:ss?.

Iioiletiwurk, no wltslllillt. Apply to Mrs t' It Slntillwood, l22 North

'Taunton State Hospital Traiilllig School for Nurses. For further particulars addrseii Ur. Arthur V. Goss, Supt. Tounton State Hospital, 'i‘aui1I.ou. Mass 3404 T0-1ZlIdtt

To Let

T0 LET--TWO

central located. ence. Apply 236

AGENTS:-`-"~woRl.o's <sREA1'zs'rl ____.M.mceua"e ou;

War," going like a whirlwind! Sam- . W'U~ THE PARTV WHO TOOK

_; the parcel containing gloves by

Expel-lence unuecessal-y_ Make sw! mistake from Queen I-lotcl otiice en dollars dally_ Llnscoll Com, _kindly return same. 7070-I-;£i)iu2l.

cotonso AND i/vHiTE` otoves

D Y - I

_-lGEN~l»i_5 wANTED"’f'o 5g'L"lf"l=oRl cleaned at Mrs. Benoit. 105 Rich- "the old reliable Fonthill Nut1eri-l__l}1_°\“fl_sUC€f- *_ 7050-1-28-M3ipd. -s.” We teach our men to sell. Ex- l iNvEs'rMENr oN`MEi`1T<K<:.`E`;"`.i perience unnecessary, highest com- 1 have all excellent opportunity to in- mlssions pitid; handsome free equi- vest several thousand dollars on 1110:-

igagc of real estate at satisfactory rate of interest. Parties wishing to

tcrview._W. E. Bc-ntloy.

F6§"§x'LE;“iu§e-smerimiai. -_ . _ -. ._..._. 7°"-1-29MtL

shirt- liegistered. Dniiit-1 A. Mall. I AM PREPARED To Move aull_o.

Ni-ill. 7048-I-281\’Iliip<l'l ings safgly auiilcxpeditiously. Book

FOR SALE-sr-W-O-i-VALU--ABLE*-'Lo-i-S your or er ear y. _Louis Fitzsiln- ` tit Briglltoll. For pal'tii:ulars ap-1__F2°l‘§;._L_°n&_I&‘2l;’.-...fq2__8.`1_`26Bi8ipd'

_VACUUM Cl..EAN|NG.- $1.00 Pen

day hires one oi! our powerful elec- tric cleaners. Simple and easy to operate. You can clean all your carpets. rugs, furniture. mattresses walil etc.

. in a day. Phone us-

213. Boel‘&. Woakn. 5735-12-114iD

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Synopsis oi Canadian Northwest

THE soic licatl oi aiamilv. or any lnlih- uvci

elgiiiern ye_urs old, may_|ioi|iesIelid il quarter-

iiecti ol av lui lebo in In

Dutl?-Six months residence upon and cul.

oortn?i condition; A habtlblc hmm- lg 1,

f.:'i.°..°.:.';:..°"::".°.::.".°-.."".z;°"~.......»"'»~ e'1°1.:.-1 eelluineondlllom. °° ’ °°

mont

nesdaereemd uvssofeult

mu sei

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ou tilt l

W W DORY U.M.G

Depqdtliolinikoithollttlor

eqmmdfu Mui?

iii at

253%, Uaéig ills 5553

i&ld-

I am respectiiully yours g

- Thanking you in antit ipatio-n of kind favours f_'_‘

Ill

l70,59_l_2lll\lll-V into the shop, leaving her foul'-year _. .

of :i`:tiui_i(ilsKtiliI:ii.5etllt;)

. and the child was crying.

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foiutiig election and I have decided to , _ ' _ w Carefitlli note the in-in s aniiear

the American Legion being tmlnedl Toronto announced veste\'\lHy (hall

““‘“1ii°§.‘i'Il1l.'.I'.T..f..1 llillii nitii

_-.__

e Leglo was at f li strength. aiu I ST- JOHN. JBIIL 27.-Ilerman I-‘uld- at an olilter. had helen lnade to thefnndefl md Wlllllui 'WBNBD were wk-

anadiau militia department to raiselell from -St. JOAD to the internment

Brigade of 6.000 men niade up ex-l_"°ll1l> Rt AIDIIB I \0tll\y- They “fe

onniate osso sv _ D'

usively of American citizeiis. 3¢’Y`m8l\s and will be interned until

i

e end of the war. Tile men were elli- oyed as stewards oil the Anierit-an

AN UNKNOWN MAN I 000811 gf-ling tug Ramos, formerly the *__ l"i‘abaacoT of New York. When it was

NEW YORK.\Iau. ;!.\`.~l~`our wer.-ksl |42

artied that they were (icrnlanii oiii-

d Julius Clements died today from 1 vers arrested them. Tile tug captain ut

e effects of a. quantity of ztelii D0_\ll" “I I down his throat liv an llliirlelitiiicll _ ll

ice objected. for the rt-uson that

is vessel was all .-\u1erit~uli vessel and

all wllllc llle chllll `“-as Sllllllg in a I that the uieu could not bi- ttikvn oil.

trcart outside ni; a caiildy shop in the ll _

ailed from Fernandina to Portlalul.

was shown that the liauios had

ortlalid had icked u another barre

invest please arrange personal in

hr- ‘ ` _ '

ned site at Head Railway wharf. " -,~f_',;_,;-` ` Romblnber your obligations to your Scuris Machinery may bo sold sep- ` Creator.

- - . .

6028 1 NM" Land Regulations.

Help Wnniaetl-Iiemnlc B

W'/trlireo A MAlb`i='on ceNEn`A'i. ° ` " uslness

liivéi- ifoliilltltty. 7oii:i~l-zltmtr. saQl¢§i'.-iiewlli .liAil>e'f7t».'°'fipp'i°'iiiii~ifiIiii“2l'¥ “'“"‘°""‘M“"“8"‘U ”""’°‘”"' 1°"

WAN1-ED_PUp|L"NUR8E8"A1~ fue ?;r'¢|’|‘:?)‘i*5lll;::i:Tl\ ]§‘l:glh¢'I§fll,l,l; (llilllll |Ili4|.|tUl0 lil#-illl td UPGII Oli

'gay he m-1.4¢ .4 ¢nl,|l».,,,,;,,i,,,, i,.,,,-ll ARM, the Island. Established and meeting ' ‘""°'S“b"°'°”°’ °" °”"“f"‘1”"‘"""”’- with success iii Bi. John and Halifax

tlvnlio of the lungtiii each otlhree years. A investment required 800 dollars fully 'gl secured and control -given. Salary

i alaehrgmtelept where realdeneeia periormedlil 1000 Dtllllulig-s lil/itil! Drtligazlltiixilllll glvllllg

l - . e pens li. nu _re ere _ ii outa ii districts a Iiomestearler in good M ln lr G ul lnstl

gllndlnllggvge-enllll etlllanemeeiluno lui- BMS S D 8610!' ` I U- '

la. gl . . olln N. I3 ~ V

19'" "°° ~'°°t'="'=f° luis st J f-lt’ at.. ’é.'.f'..'ll',"i..I°""°""’“ '"1' "£1273 .1042-1-28-M11 '

tame

old daughter Leonizi to watch Julius. 'lieu the niother rushed to the street

eck had been 'burned by a strong acid

“A malt dill

t," said Leollia. “he gave baby some- lliiligff

Mrs. Clements later recalled that

she saw ri sallow skinned man, ap- parently about forty-iive years old. walking away froiu tile gocart but at the time silo was too excited

a

IICO. Tile police have been unable to

obtain a clue to the identity of the child polsolicr, and they are also at a loss zis‘to the nlotlve for the crinic.

TURKS HAVE EVACUATED

THEIR TRENCHES AT THE DEFENSESS AT .KUT-EL-AMARA

LONDON, Jail. 27.-Gcilcral Town-

slieild. coninialidiiig tile British forci- iuvcsted at Kul»el-Amara. in Mesopo- taniln has reported that lilo Turks have evacuated their trelichcs at the defeiices oi' Kilt-el-Aiiiiii'a and have 1-eviretl generally sneaking. to about li mile from the British cntronchments. it was officially announced hero today.

No changes ill the situation was re-

ported by General Aylnler, colnuialld- ing the British colulnii tllat luis been liinrcliing to the relief of the Kilt-el- Aniarli. garrison.

THE POMERANIAN IS AT

QUEENSTOWN IN TOW

QI'l~IENS'I`O\\`N, Jail. ‘JS-The Al-

lan line steamer Pomeranian arrived here yesterday iii tow. 'A despatch from Queenstown oil Jiiiilillry 26 aniiuniicetl that the Pom i-rauiliu. outward lioiilld froln Glas- gow for Callzltla. hail been ilisliblcd iii ii terrible gale. had lost one of her pro- pellcrs and her rudder and was mak- ing for Queenstown escorted by an- other vessel. It was stated that all oil hoard were sale.

LONDON IS EXPECTING

MORE "ZEP" RAID5.

LONDON. January 28.- Tlllit ilu-

authoritles expect li speedy resuiiip- tion of Zeppelin raids oil London. and thai. the danger to which the pop- ulace will be exposed oil such occas ions is greater than ever. is iiidit-ated

~ 1,111-‘~~.ition of ll olice warning

tonight, which reads:

"The increase in offensive protection

against hostile aircraft recently provid- ed i.u tho metropolitan district makes it lnore necessary that the pilblic. oil the occasion of air raids, take cover. so as to be sheltered from falling frug- urcntl; ot shells." _

I~`lti.'IlJEitlt,"I`t)N. Jail. 158.--'l`lie New

Drullsivick legislature will illticl I"i¢lil'u- try 24th hi regillar session.

HOW T0 LIVE ONE HUNDRED

YEARS

u a ap ta ey

the centcrarian of Downer's Grove, lll iiiois.

Here ale some of the rules that lllivt

Cllieago's western -suburbs: M indyour own business.

Don't quarrel with your neighbors. _Pay l'or what von get when you get

it. ' Y

d Live witlliii your lllealli-1. _

____ Laugh every timo you ilnd soluc-Illini;

Wanted ld iauzli ut

` .`

D II is

to be brought to St. Jolili. From here she was to go to Spellcor's Island, N. S. So as she had entered at one Can- adian port alid cleared for_ another, it was Iield the niell could be taken.

Fulkelidert said lie was glad to

be arrested and would niucli sooner remain ill prison in Canada until the end of the war than return to Ger- many. He said he came from a vil- lage in Saxony, and his father and three brothers hail already been kill- ed. Out of the population ol' his vil- lage every' man between eighteen and forty-uve years of age had been at the front. and lie himself had been called for. Warmu had little to say ex- cept that he felt sure Germany would win. Nothing was found on the inell.

Bronz -_vt~.stt-rday. .\lrs_ t‘liaries Cie- S _ _

OH M int-ms. the iiabys mdtlier.l1dtlsit»l>lietl lite.. with barges of liard time and at

` ' \\

THE CROWN OF EMPIRE.

O Eliglund of our Fiitlicrs and Elig-

land of our Suns,

Along the dark horizon lillo the duy-

tlitwli glory runs. 1

For Empire has been ours of old anti

Empire. ours sllllll bt-

Ills grip is on the world today wliose

grip is ou tile sea.

O Eiiglaliil of our l<`at'liers and Elig-

lallti of our Solis.

Above the roar of battling hosts. the

tllullder of our gulls,

A M0tlier's voice was calling us, we

heard it oversea:

The blood which tlloii didst lzive us is the blood we spill for thee.

O Eliglantl of oilr I<`atllci's and Elig-

lalltl oi' our Sons.

Alollg the dark horizon lille the day-

dawll glory runs,

For goldeii Peace is drawing tical: her

paths ure on tile lien:

llc grips thc hearts of all nlunkiuil who

stand for lllii-rt_v. FREDERICK GEORGE SCOTT.

Isl. tfailttdiaii Division. I"i'alit~e, l)ct~i~iii-

/ber. 1915.

WonderiIl|_f_or the Blood

CURES SALLOW SKIN. HEAD- ACHE. LANGOUR AND

TIREDNESS. '

You d0tl'I lleetl to be tolli lltiiv _viilt

feel,-blue. sort of sickisli. poor ap- petite. vague pains, tired iii the morning. This condition is coiuluou :it this season.

Fortilllatcly tllere is prulllpt. relief

Ili Ill". llainiltoii's I’ills which ininio- iliately relieve the system of all poi- sons lind disease-produt-iiii.: inattcr.

Thousands have liceil so utterly

depresseil. so worn out as to be des- poiideiit. but I)l'. Iinlililtoli`s Pills al- ways cured till-lu. "l can speak feel- itigly oil the power oi' Ur. llutniltotl's Pills." writes t‘. 'I‘. I-‘teal'uiuii, of Iiine- stou. "Lust sprint: lily lilooil was

-l-HE N_ B_ l_EGlSl_A-l-URE tllili and weak, I was ti-l*ribl_v riln

Juwll, had awful llonduciles :ind a glltiwililt. ujupty feeling about my stoniut-li. I couIdu't sleep or work ilu. till I used Dr. I~lalni|ton's I'ills.- tliey dill nie ft world of good." At all dealers ill 251:. boxes.

ON THE FIHTING LINES I

1 A on Llilili lilin slat.,

t” ,_ - litters Mitre I -Ilillll--liitlillis-I' _ 'titles ~ loin Bi MEN - _ B ll . mlm; , ll

I _annul

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cl-ln|s1'MAs iN cANADlAN HOS- not travel at that at all in tile day.

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Caiuidiaiil; an home and lil this

f-.ountr_v. says Tho Canadian Gazette. publisllcd Ili London. Ellglnlltl, will be -.1l.i.l to l-ntrl: that tin' wounded “boys” were well looked after at Cllristnlae. lit-siiles the prellclits from tho Red t‘rtu-is Soi-It-ty, tllcre were 5,000 Christ- liias storitings, put together by Calla- ilinll ladies. distrilitllctl uluoiig Uuliu- l diliii woillllicil. The Societyalso- pro- ritlod iilrltcys aliil Christlii,u:~l`pililtliligs, not only for t‘aii.i1Iiall hospitals liut for Uaiiiiiliilll \\‘o\llli|»:d ill all lioepitalsrili I"l'ailt‘e and Ellglalltl. ill the Calliilliltll hospital thc walls were decorated. and every effort was made to give tho patients a happy time.

.\ party of ladies from the Caliadlau

Rell Cross Society oil Cllristllllts I_):ty visited the coiivalesceiit camp at Ep- soni. (ine ot' them, describing her ex- pel-icllces, wrote: “Tilere are about 300 t‘ailziili:iiii~l :ilnong 2,000 initiates, anti the authorities wrote to this oillce ili- viting anyone who had the time to,as- sist at the ililiuer on/Qlgirlstlnas Day. Sonic half dozen welll dowll and were niet at the station by lnotor aiiibulanc- os, quite ll novel transport lo all. On arriving lit the Cniiiillian hilt a most festive sceeifgreeteil the eye: long tables decorated with beautiful holly and lllislvloe. ullii (‘llristlnlis trees lit close ilit<‘r\'lils. wliilo all the rafters were llillig with glirlilliils of vyiimrcell. Oil the tables. too. tho maple leaves were not liiissillg. while lit every plucc was li table ilzipkili with ll red cross. ti t`iil‘istllla§ slot-Itillg. li khaki writing case. and li iilickuge nf t-i1.:areitc:=. these all coiniiig :lcros.:s lruln the tlcnr Ilulnc- Iziild. llesiili-s these. lilo Uuiizidiaii lied Cross sc-.lit out I`rolii this ollicc 6.000 parcels coiitailiilli: each li pair of gov- os null ii pit-turt'~ puzzle to every (‘:\li- ndiali ivoutliliiil lliall ill Eligialiil. Tito dinner couiprised the usual good things- turkey, plum pudding (sent by the Culintliaii Red (Toss). jolly. nuts. raisins. fruit, cake. und tea, and last. but not least. a liouiltiful supply of (‘ill‘istnlas crackers: and within live iniliutes oncli lnuil was decorated with t-zip. apron :ind jewellery! The party broke tip ahoilt eight. as it had to lie i-eilleliilielril that many were still iii- valids and had all to little stl'clil.:tll io wnste.Si~et‘lis like this iiliglit have livoii witllessed ill allllltist ally liospitiill ill Eligiall<i.l\il1i :ill our boys wtli'v lllaiiel to ici-i tllzlt il' tile uceallstlplilvlitltl tiioin’ from t'aiia1lli tliey luul-fouilll li linule

llei'l\."

'l‘ilu si-clit' Illils lli‘si'l‘lllcil illlly be ,

liiltt-1| as l_\'pit':ii ol' lilo t'llristiiias spoilt ill iillivr iin.\'pitziI.~'_ :intl till' t`zili-' atlian wulllidcd incl; 1-ve:ry\\‘iicl'i' llllil li‘ good time in hospitals on <`lll'istiiias

Day.

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CANADIAN OFF|CER'S ESCAPE.

"l`lt0 i`oiiowill|.: ii-tier frlilii .\liijiil' l‘. Aiidersoli, lute Lird iiiittulioii. t‘.l<l_l".. liow Sith Ili-.servo Ilattulion, to :i t`l°ii~llll in Neivfolllidluiid. appears ill The S~.l Johtl'5 Free Prcs.i-i:-

“You will he very much surprised

to liollr froin ull- frotn Lolulnil. And l lioli't. suppose you tliililt :ili_\'iiilc 1-lllll get leave i'rolli glial tn visit frieiills. \Vcli, as ai tiuitter of t`livt_ I halve os- clipetl iroln the Prison Uainp. lt took int,-_ three and :1 half weeks to reach Lolld0li,:iuil I had ‘st\nie' expcrielicc. ' "I not only escaped, but I did it ill iiliiforiii. I was only sevvu niillls from .1\.usIria, tillit liloalis that I had Iti trliv-I el tllroilgli tlii- iiiost of Gt-riiiaii_\' front cull to i.-nd, and I t,ruvelled right into the initltllc Ai Ucliiiiark. 'I'-in-rc I got

civilian clothes to colin: here with. ltl was the same illiiforlil I ivoru in tilt' blttilc iii' Ypl1e.=. it has li few bullet holes ill it and getting worn sonic- wliat trlivellillg through the I{aiser‘s forest preserves, etc.. at night. I did

time the reaepu is I am so li ~ baslliul meeing #ranger-s. I dlrlinggl walk on the roads because as I did not pay taxes lil Germany I was too lion- est to use their- old' roads. ulid I tlitln‘t _care to meet anybody alll-how

“They advertised all over for uie.l_ll

fact I was the ulost.,popitIar mlili Ill Gerulaiiy. They 'nil wanted to ilieet

ine. Pulley 72 mlllioli people wanting '

to shake liulids with you all at once and lite so liaslifiil that' I tlid uot oven walk on the roads, and stayed Ili ‘tim liezivy fore-st. or some hayloft ill tlie` daytime. If that' is not nlodes.y, 1

don't know wllut is.

'WeIl. I niade good anyhow, I cam

hero and reported to the War Omce Tlioy seemed to like me all right, of course, I_dld not travel through Deui-_ cliland wllli my eyes shut. l was through Deiimark, Sweden, and Nm-. way also. A regular excursion! Weil I had an experience I would not luivé missed for millions. I expect to go ll, the front again in the near future, ng soon as I can get a command or ap.

poiiitnieiit.

“We were treated' very well lli tile

Prison Camp. but It -was no doubt the best one in Germany. I must be care ful they don't get me again. because I am sure they don't like me iiow. Old Eiiglaiid feels pretty good under my

feet once more."

Among the prisoners at llulileben lil _

Gerlnaiiy are thirty-tliree professional liiuslcinlis alid nine luuslc students. The majority of the-so are British sub. jects anti several are Cullatlialls. Ili li letter lioiile one of the muslclails writes: "\\'e have fornietl ii lllusielil society which controls all the luusle of the calup, and we have hall some concerts and re<:itals-- there is qulto ii good string qunrtetie; tlicrc have also been some lecures oil music, and lil filet there is a course going oil at pro sent of ulodorli musicians which lg so advanced that only a few can keep up with lt. Besides this we have all kinds of lectures and plays. We musicians have built at shed iii which we soon

hope to get a piano."

.»\ soldier who, had he lived would

have been recolilnietltled for the Vic- tora Cross has ded at-the front iu the person oi’ Private T. Goodliliid. of tile Somerset Light ltlfatltry. His niotlier, who lives at Cathay. Bristol. has rc- i.-olvell from her soii‘s coiulnalliliug oi- llt-viis ii letter stating, "Had he livedl would have recommended hini for the Victorlli (Troi-is, for a more gallant ac- tiouftliall that which caused his death coliiiotiie tzoiicoiveil. During an liitaek upon the eilouiy his coliipuliy iliiil lil.-ell lirouglitmilp ill support of nu aitlicltilig brigade which had 'then been driven hack. Tile eneiny’s gulls were pound- ini; our lilies heavily. Between tile oli- posliig lines it blinded and otherwise wounded lnali was lying. calling for help. Witlloilt u luoitiellt's ilcliltatioli vour son left his cover, cliinbetl over the pal‘apet, and reached the wounded nlan. Whilst carrying the man back after having bandaged his wounds your son was hit and killed- by a shell. You have our sincerest sytnpallly. bu! uiust i-.ver feel proud that your tion died the most splendid Ot’ dealilii ill that he gave u p his lite to save ailotli-

er."

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To Fortify The System Againot Grill

When Grip is prevalent LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE should bo taken. as this conlbinatlou ot Quinlne wltll otlier iligrcdlents, destroys SUFIIIH- acts as it Tonic and Laxativc utltl thus keeps the system in couditlvll to withstand Colds. Grip and liillu- cnza. There is 'only one “BIIOMO QUININE." E. W. GROVE'S BlI§l|f*' turo on box. 25c.

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'~ ifl`f,‘,`,‘.’.,.?I‘§‘.§'1,‘,'l§§’,§"§,f1,‘,f‘,,.,’f,“'° Dr. Campbell is one of the best informed-on_e of the

‘ wisest-and one of the most eloquent speakers in East- 1

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of the committee in charge oi the CANADIAN PATRIO- TIC FUND, and speaks in the interest of that most _

His adore.-1 uf. the “call of the Empire" wilibea

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