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_will help dyou throw off that tired- feeling and put new

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Start using it now and mark the improvement _

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soundness cassava FOBSALE '

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FOR SALE--8_EO0ND-HAND OR'

gan in good condition. Price $35. Can bc seen nt 43 Elm Ave.

4184-5250131.

FOR SERVICE-SHORTHORN BULL

milking strain. A. IC. Long, tilt. Edward Read. 4100-2-21 Maine

FOR SALE TWO WINDOW shades suitable for-sliiro. Apply Gwlrdlnn Ofilce. 4172-2/-25mt¥. .--"_,--~-_ _-____...__.`.._ FOR SALE.-N0. 5 UNDERWOOD typi-i'wri't_.ei~ nearly new, Bargain for quick sole, Appiy P.O. Box 607 Chitr- loi.tI=»tov\'n 5|

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BOATS FOR SALE.-WITH ENGINES

or without, from twenty to thirty two feet long, engines fifteen and twenty lioise-power, those orc spare boats. I-'or particulars Apply to J.l~l Judson. Alcxtindriii Lot 49 Il. ll. No I ' 420.1-no-II :Ii ua

FOR SALE.-A LARGE NEW MAIN-

sail 9 oz duck. Would make a good scliooner tackle or tent. Double steamed. For particulars apply. .I.Ii. Judson, Alexandria, Lot 49. lt. R. No

_ 1 4202»2-% III 31 pd

FOR SALE 1 25 H. P. GREY MAR-

lne Engine, with shaft and propell- er used part of one summer. For llrico supply to I‘ro\vse & Sous] Ltd. Murray Harbor. 3732-2-Isstttf.

ron sms-oooo wilsar. 4'/4

cents per pound delivered. Phone ' or writn A. E. Long. Mount Ed_-ward Ivana. 4100-2»21' Melon

FOR SALE TWO FISHING BOATS oquipped with 5 and 10 n. p. cn- gines, the dimensions -'being 26 and Xl feet overall with 8',~§and6 feet benni, respectively. For particulars imply oo Geo. V. iliooro. 40 Queen

Sl. 4220-2~27ltl3i'pd. HELP WAN'l‘ED- '

FEMALE

WANTED A OOMPETENT M_A|D`

for general housoworlr In small family. No washing. Highest wages Apply Guardian. _ 4160-2-24:vIsI.

GIRL WANTED--APPLY 182 GREAT

George St. 4168-3-24 Mill pd

WANTED A MAID FOR GENERAL

housework In filmlly of -three. Apply l.‘l 'Fitzroy -St; _ 4103-2-Zlmti.

wAN'rEo Two Mains, oNE om- lns room, one Iiitciit-ii maid. .apply lluss Hotel. _ _ - 42,24-2-2'iZVI€il.

Tnscnnnswamrnn _

TEACHER WANTED IMMEDIATELY _ for new .1-tinsbofeuzntsoimi. sap. I Dlemcnt $25 for remainder of year. ileddie Douglass, Secretary. '

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lcsriiitiuiii. nisiriisss 3 _Mn as ovntcoms 5.

scscacaaeawsancn

ll you have Catnrrlxnl Deafness or

lieud and ear noises or are iI\‘0Wll\li lia.rd of hearlngvgo to your druggist “ml lot 1 ounce of Parmlnt (double Htwniitai. .ma satire It it pint of Iwi wa-ter and a. little grsniilated su8i1l'~ 'Paks 1 tahiespoonful four times it day.

This will orten bring qnlclt relief from the _distressing heed uoises.Cloi!~ Kell nostrils should 0l>¢n, hreaillllls ll°C0l\1o easy and tlie_ iiiuucus stop flrnuiiiiiii into the throat. it is easy li’ Prepare. co|ts"ll»t;tlo and is pleasant to take. Anyone who has Catiii-rhal Deiirnoaa ei- innni noises snoind give

LOST.-ON FEBRUARY 21st AT

the station soldier-'s iilentmnngion 'llS°°- and fins atnwiiea. Finnel- please Iertve at 145 Gt. George st.

' 4179-2-25M3ipd.

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WATCH LOST. GOLD 8RA(;E,g_E-|-

v.n.tch between Railway Station and Qllccn Street. Apply Guardian '0;. five- 4214.2-zmzipa.

i.os1'--Fas. aotii ssrweeu Pos?

Otllice and Giinrflian niilef-_ the gain 0! $7.00. Finder please lanvn nt Gimrdlan office. 4140-22 mitf

MLSUELLANEOUS

ENVEVLOPE-8 WITH _ADDRESSES

or initials tI5c per 100: $2.00 por 500: $3.00 Der 1,000. Guardian Job Printing. Charlottetown.

A 4085-2-20MEti’.

NOTEPAPER AND ADDRESSES-

Single sheet 75c per 100. $1.50 tor 500. Double sheet $1.00 per 100. $2.00 per 500. Guardian Joh Print- ing, Charlottetown. 4085-2-20M'EI_:,

VISITING CARDS GENTS 90c PER

100; Ladies $1.00 pci' 100. Guard- ian Job Printing, Charlottetown.

4085-2-20MEti.

FAHIONABLE WEDDING STATION-

ery-'25 for $3.005 50 for $4.50. Guardian Joh Printing, Charlotte- town. 4085-2-20.”»lEti.

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ton, Mass., oiiers at course of 2% 'years training t'or young ladies deit- iring to become nurses_ Apply to super-Iiitendeiit. 4186-2-26i`\iE0ipd.

MULTIGRAPH LETTERS. SAME A8

typewrltlng on custoiueii. _eta- tionery: 100 -for $2 per -io iiiit-5; .300

I for $2.50; 1000 for $:i_i'.iI Ii' we

supply stationery: 100 tm- $2.75; 500 for $4.50; 1000 for $7.50. Guard- ian Job Printing, Chiirltiztt-Tomi. .

FAREWELL GATHERING

Ou Monday evening February liili.,

over one hundred friends and neigh-` borsgaiheretl at the home of Mr. W. L. C`a_iton, Ferry Farm. to bid farewell to ‘liir. and Mrs. George L. Cotton,- previous to their departure for Western Canadai

While the young people amused

themselves with games. the Indies spread the ibanquet, which needless to say was well putronizetl.

At the close of the evening Robert Barrett. who had been pointed chairman explained rezison of their coming together. Roy E. MacLean then 'read 1-he following address and M-iss Belle Cotton presented the guests of honor with a. puri-io, for which expressions ot good. will,4_ Mr. and Mrs. Cotton iccl-l ingly thanked the people. - .\ir. ands Mrs, George L. Cothon. _

Dt-'ur Friends:-Under ordinary cir, ciimsiitnces it would he ii. great] pleasure to us, your _friends or Lot 16' mid vicinity to. meet with you in this- hoiiieto spend =iI. social ho-u:; but that snutll cloud which so often' appears

Mr.

iw' tho Mr.

shadow of regret

Only a slhort ,tluie ago uc learned oi-

wiur ,mention of going to ll esteru Cutiiulu. for ut least J year, and _We all hope ithat at the end of that time you will come beck again to us and take up your usual activities with an even greater energy

It would be impossible here to

mention all the ways .in which wo* shall nilss you both. As n i’riend.and neighbor you were kindness and helpiulness itself.

In the church and its surroundings

of which you have -been caretaker i‘or so long you will bo "wanting" though other willing hands will take

All" _llrancripiiiin u triitl. -

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above our horizon has cast over uso

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I-up -the work. you li'aIl_ grown to mlb; _timiiiitl i»'__r°*t\Iir.¢'I»I=!°»iv_..~. _

I with its huge coalition- majority, to ‘ aid them in raising -the general stantl-

"TH-E GODDAFID HOSPITAL BROC-3

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LONDON, Feb. 24.~<Bri-tiaii is pain. ’-V f°"ll“l5 lls WHY ‘towards what i lmllllllz lol! than a peaceful revolution °f l"‘l'““l\‘>'- I-lord Georze- is the re °0“°lllDS xenius. Those present at nn heart-to-heart twlk with the 'lieilicosc miner leaders, say it was ning; im liressive to watch the development oi U10 Blilrit of accomodation and- coin mm 997159 99 Ll0Y<l George, in the quietest tho most convincing manner went (VOIP Mint to point- to ally tht; ln-ll\9l'll‘B\lBDl<=l0l1S and to show them the fixed determination of government,

ard -of living. - --

Bonar Law frankly told the house

of commons that he knew at no other way of maintaining the coalition or of keeping la-bor from perilous ex. trenies. The government and many coal owners and railway director- ates profess to be quite open niln on the question ofmatioriallzntlon of essential public services. The coal owners include great landed proporlet. _ors in Brltlan and proposmls they are n-ow, discussing aniiong themselves, mark an astonishing change from their former cirpfitalistlc domination. ‘ Not. alone do they contemplate the settlement of wages,'lIours and other questions on it basis of frank

and continuous discussion with rc- _ presentatives of labor, but also that collicry books would lic submitted to

It joint audit, so that tho workmen would bo enabled to learn the actual aggregate costs and average selling price und the tllticreiics oi' proceeds alter paying :I iiilnlmnm rate of int- erest on capital, but that the residue be dcivided between capital and labor in agreed proportions.

lt is clnivmcd that this plan would

give workmen direct incentive to in~ crease output. and Inciilcntn among them a real spirit, of pii_rt_ncrahlp_ in many industries profit-sharing schemes are being voluntarily put into inrcn.

The public. is beginning to realize

the value of Lord Bea.ver1bI'ook‘s pro- posals for a permanent ministry of fin-formation. -Meanwhile the govern-

M ment has during the ‘past week, made -1 full use oi’ Ithe advertising columns of _ newspapers in the mining areas _to put the whole facts before the miners.

Publicity is having u remarkable

I-_Ilucativo ei‘.i'ect_ Public opinion would

I blttcily resent such u surprise strike ` as that of 1912, and miners themselves - fear that resistance by the ipuhlic and

,tho government; lea-ding to dissensions I in tihe ranks of the strikers themselves would result in defeat, li it did not

‘_t'urtlier lend, as The Tlnics threatens today, to an _irresistible demand for legislation to prevent a. l@0\1l‘l'Clll'0 Of 'such misuse ui power by 0l't¥l1lllZ0¢l bodies oi workmen employed iii ue. ccssiiry public services. _ I The grttvity of the situation is evidenced by ti growing dlslnclination of employers to uiitieiitike coiitracts. although deiiiohilizationis provlililig ample labor. Welsh coal contracts are passing to the United States. The Brozlllrin Central Railway, all-el' l'°‘ ct-iviiig Welsh tenders. has contracted Iior 600,000 tons ot' Ainerican coal nt ` 105 shillings per ton, delivered at Braz- llian'poi'ts,_ which compares Wllll 11 Welsh tender price of 120 shil1inES-

ol' which you, Mrs. Cotton, were 0 v.'n.-iI»-i- y_iIir Ilia_lr will be hard to fill and ln the Sun-day School and C-l1l`lSl' lim Endeavor Society F01! Wlll llolll be greatly missed.

Nor can we -here overlook the Rod

(lions Branch ol' our Women's lu- stltute. the interests oi which YOU fl-lil all in your power to funiiher.

We are not -for n moment thinking

that these good works will drop 0\l¢ of your lives for wherever you K0. there -will be work liar willing -hands. But the loss is on our part for as the

poet Longfellow has said.

"_, __ ._ .. __ ._ _.W0 Cannot lliiy with gold the old assooia.tions.". li. is our pleasure now to present.

ibntli oi you with a sinall gift in which ent-li -friend is i°cprosentc<I. hut which iii no niensurn symbolizes our senti- nients ;.intl though you lic far removed from ns. thc prayers and best wlslicn oi this gaulicrlng go with you both. ‘___ ' 1\I:i_v this dnybhn n day to rciiicmbcll. ‘

A day to memori' dear

Anti its joys go travelling with you f

Throughout -the coming year. i,,_» _ Signed' on hehnli til' the eiitirc `

cominunlty. flurry Y -I, W. A, Mat' Gregor. Edwartl .Will Robert Yeo," Percy Miller.

' ot 300 ushers. Trapped onthe second

` - and third floors. the -remaining stud-

_‘ _ents were taken from windows oi _ ,Jumped into iirc nets into the stroot ‘

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few spell binders would miie ali tht- time of themeatins and a set of cut and dried resolutions put through as lil Plwvfys done and those most inter- ested csn not get ii word in edgewug,--_-_

wish of all. _

Now Mr. MI.-Nevin wants a road

l'\'0m ICh'l»0Wl1 by Borden .to Summer- slde and if this is done it 'will be the beslunins and tue eau or It. Even this is more than the Island can finance. and wliat good would this be to Klng’s County, moat 0! Queens Co. audtiie greater part of Prince County most of which would 'be from twenty to seven- ty five miles away from any part of this road. This might bc done as a commercial proposition ibut do not call this ii memorial for our fallen sons. “Illiey gave their lives willingly that we should enjoy liberty, not that our property should be en lmnced in value or that an auto should .be put through llroin the points named for that is practically what it means.

I would like to see I1 memorial in

every school for those who have fallen or it memorial -wiiidowlln every church or better still II lasting monument in every County tor those from such community and :I still greater one iii Cli'town for the many noble boys from there. Gould not ii fund he got- ten up to raise say $100,000 to help poor boys get at least a. two year term :ln P. oi' W. College to help itll up the gaps oi the many boys who passed there and gave up their young lives i`or,llbeI'ty. My excuse for writing is that my two boys went and one cannot come back; the other may Itltlioiigli permanently disabled. I would lliie to hear from -those next.oI'-kin. Con we not gotiip un oi-gazifitlon oi' ihe name ns is being done n.ll over Canada and our wishes in this anti other mnttvrs will have seine weight.

' _ 1 :ini Sir etc.

A. C. Mt{l.ocfl

. . . l’r0vIII~fial Highway

Sir.-As this great scheme 'is Iiow

agitatlng the minds oi the people and means are being considered as to the best way in which we can show our respect to the uiany who sacriliced their lives tor liberty, pence and righteousness, permit ine to offer ii. few comments.

it is freely recognized that sonic-

tlilng should -he done to .perpetuall- in the minds ot the people and of coming generations the great ucliicvi-_ ments oi' those who fell in the arent world war. _ _ _ _ .

Some propositions have becii"snii~

mitted having in mind Churioueiowii :ind North of thc Hillsboro. _'Ia yet I

have not sccn nnytliiiig that iii- cludes thc south ,side oi' the I:\'t-I'.

Now we have quite. n niiinher u:

young mon from Lois 48, 49 and 50 who are sleeping their last long sleep not only-in France and Flanders iitii in other places, sonic of tlieni 1.: hoinc ceiiieterics. no 11 l'€Sllli ill lflt' war.

Don'-., you think that these also

should be included in any iiiciiiorlni. I would suggest _that now, as v.-I. have an opportunity to get ioriy pcr cent from the Federal Govei-niiic.nI for -permanent roads that a brunch oi the proposed Provincial iligliwny he opened from the liillsiioro tii-algo 1;. Cross Road-s Lot -I8, completing tiie liiik with the nialn highway. _-\ suit- aihle memorial in the shape of :I con- crete ilnger post could be erm-lrfl ptlllltlng tho way to tho capital. 'i'iiv design could be in :I nioiiiiiiicnt foriii and the names Inscribed oi those who made the supreme sacrifice. ’l`ii2.~‘ would be :I reminder to the tra'-‘<‘il<fI'

of the great victory.

To such :In unilertaklng l woiiiii :it-

willlng to make a gone*-roiis cnntriiiii-

tion.

I-would also suggest that it Imliiltr

meeting be held ln a central place in thc lots already mentioned where the proposliinn could be i'\Il'Iy'discIis_=:teIi mid a definite conclusloii arrived iii.,

I :im Sir, etc. '

HENRY Mckenzie

Mc.Kenzle's Corner. Lot. 48. I

FIIIEMEN _RESCUED HUNDREDS 0F* GIRLS I

- FROM FLAMES

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I-I'r'rsnvno, rn., I-su; 24-Msn

than 300 girls were rescued by iirc-

innny n, nt-ozrn overcome by smoke and ti Ilozlenl iiiiured in at spé'ctucuIu.r fire

whit-it into todas' do_sl.t‘0y0d thc build- Ingcccupied by Duf£'sf‘B\i_slut-ss Coli- 'ei;e_il_n the -heart ot the business dis-| trict, L_Qne_g_irl. who -fell from the arms of a fire man ai. It third floor window, vemvolfablv .fW_lll'__,l\11_l1\‘*?‘l- __

Qt._the 450 studppts in the school

when _ the _fire --alarm _was sounticti shortly after three o'clooIc. only about ‘ 100 #iris and 50 boys .were able i- reach the street in safety herori- siniolennd iflames cut off t-he ~esc:ip.-

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