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. BAKER-At North Bedeque, March 6th, Mrs. John M. Baker, sged 84 Funeral Tuesday, to North Bedeque

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cost must rule be overlooked. Advertisements cannot be acknowledged.

must be added to cost to Contractions count l- are allowed as one word Cash remittances to cover monts. in no case can this received without remittance .

AGENTS iVANTED

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FOR SALE

FARM FOR fiALlk-IINPACIIES, 0-’:

cultivated. Handy shipping. stor- es, school, churches; cheese starch factories. Wire fenced. ilreivood, lumber.

iiuildlngs fair. Price exceptionally

illlllllfdlllttt sale. (‘ash r ter 1.. “IONTIQQ _ CwOK, F0" PLAIN Geo. \\'. Turner, lll'i(l[-‘,‘(‘i.'l)\\'il, 11:11:. fimkflmh‘ r. Q???’ lugltlrffitml, f‘; i, r. 1-1. 1. nea-a-c-iuicsi “l " .- ‘~' ' m” ‘ T“ * “ tween i. and 8 in the mcnlnunm WANTED

WANTED TO lll.i\'-—5I~‘.COND "AND combination safe in good order. Apply l‘. O. Dox ‘ll.

WANTED Tl) Shorthorn liull. not over 2 old. Address N: S. f8 U “l, P ' ‘1lB1-I-6-ME2i WANTED—IIOUSII nv mnsr

May, house or self-contained rith modern conveniences. Apply o

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‘VANTIGD —- A GOOD (RENEIIJII. Blacksmith and fiorscshuer. liest wages paid. Apply stating ex- perience and wages. to J. ll. Snowball Company. Limited, Chu- thum, N. ll. 7Il41-3—.2-l\iE6ipd

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(IIHIPICTICNT cheese maker to tako charge of factory. lnanufueturim: about 100 tons. Fuetory in operation about 7 months. l (thoeso and Butter Co.. i.td., Corn Hill, N. ll. 7450-3-6-11116211741

000D WAGES FOR. HOME WORK. We need you to, make socks on tho fast easily learned Auto Kait- tor. Experience unnecessary. Dis- tance immaterial. Positively no canvsssln . Ysrn supplied. Par- ticulars, . cont atamg; Dept. 63 0., Auto Knitter 0., oronto.

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FEMALE HELP

\\'Al\"l‘ED—A COOK.

Edwin Aitken, 241 ibuston St.

ply 231 Prince Street.

housework. to Mrs. side. 7382-3-3-011561

grocery store. Good reference re-

to Box 4B3.

Germany Pictured As An innocent,

“rams, March 6.—A picture of Germany as an innocent pleading lamb, but capsbleaof a roar if the Allies twist its tail is painted by Noske, the German Minister of De- fence, in sn interview Le-Matln

',We are going to be good," he says, in effect. "but if the Allies worry us too much with their peace terms we are caps/bio of re storing a monarchy. going Bolshe- vist or bankrupt, or whatever else is most convenient." y

Almost all hi3 replies to the cor- respondent's questions contain ~a complaint or a warning." Even the

the Allies for the reduction of the srmy he describes as "only a quar- ter of an hour's grace."

“it means," he said, "that ishall not be obliged for aniohher three months to send one hundred and twenty thousand mon back lopidle- H655 and misery and so increase the general insecurity. That is ronliy all that the Allies concession means.

n sample hand 'lp of men's shoe samples (twelve styles.) State ter- ritory now vow-ring and lines iianlilini; at present. post experi- (‘III‘I‘ in NllHPH not absolutely nee-f I‘IXHIII'_\'. Apply by letter to ill-puri- ment 14.. ifiinadiiui flffice, Tally-Ho Slim- (Tompaxiy. 2S0 St. Valier St..' H‘.

(.’ll\‘i1i'i',‘(.4!i 7467-3-81111010 c411 ;:;_—..—;zs. —*-_s______i____* ~*——}'-' I MISCELLANEOUS . SALE 0|" 20 ' f‘of'l‘in's, l- r1 lilarch iii. ut ..

Saturday, o'clock. 743G-3-ii-hi ['12] pd

_;___.______ _ IRY 0U]! J01! PRINTING DEPT. for your next order for bilihoads. letterhesds. envelopes. visiting cards, posters. All knds of pun- hlet work done. Special prices on rge quantities. he Jo Print- Departmont of The Island Guardian Publishing 00.. Kent BL, Charlottetown.

rsrm mnnr lixousivan - s number of men. married and sin- gle wanted at once for positions on farms. Agglyl Izgptsrvtment of UPS, l1‘ 0 B 0 I'l- “r c“ em-i-n-urntn

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SOME time ace. iroid weddinu. rim:- Owner may have same by apply- ing at Guardian Office and nriprr for nd. 7101-2-1 -l\il~.(f

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NEW YORK, March il-Mrs- Margaret M. Scouiea. B 91111111119"- who hnd been a missionary in East Africa and cnnu- to the ilnhcd States iu earn u living for herself and two young ehililren was de- taint-d iii. sun island tony and ordered excluded from ihe country on the ground iliiil she was likely to become a public charge. livl husband, who is also a missionary died of a tropical dish-v‘ lil Afrnw a year 1180- »_ .

An appeal was taken uni :14 uns- sionary society asked ilu- Gill“ 5.0.15 or the Bureau of lmmiitriliiil" 1"

.nunual export of lobsters "is con-

"After the signature of the arm- istice," he replies to another ques- iion on how far the army had been reduced, "the war army was com- pletely demobliized._ Of -the old army all that remains is‘ n. certain number of officers and a few men who form the skeleton of the llei- chswehr. The other men have been recently enrolled. For some months there has been no new en- listment and in consequence the lleicliswehr is growing smaller 'froin day to day. Men have to be dismissed every week as unfit and nil units are gradually shrinking."

Lobster Packers Are Faced. With A Serious Loss

iiAlblilflAX, March 6.—The adver- se exchange situation in Great Bri- tnin and Europe presents a ser- ious problem to the lobster cann- ing industry in the Maritime Pro- vinees-one of the D1‘°Vil1°°'11 111111- or industries whose turn-over lest your was valued at approximately five and a half million dollars.

Representatives of three of the largest firms in the provinces have just returned after reviewing the lobster markets in England, France and Belgium. Three quarters of the

sumed in these countries. On sc- count d! the exchange situation tho brokers are not taking delivery oi‘ the shipments and these pack- ers any they saw large quantities oi the lobstrrs on the wharves at ‘he European seaports. As a re- sult the packers are faced with a ...-.-v»..|, loss, no markets being ‘in sight. ' "' ‘Gib! ei-

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Advéagrtifgrrlz-ionts under this heading. 8c. per word for each in-

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MAID \VAN'|‘ED AT LDON HOTEL 7281—2-26-MEtf

APPLY Ml!!!- 7422-3-5-MEti‘ lilAll) “UUVTED FOR GENEIIAI:

housework in family of three. Ap- 7394-3-3-hiEtf

\VAN’I‘ED—A GIRL FOR‘ GENERAL Apply stating wages A. H. Arscnault. Summer'-

\VANTED--A GIRL T0 ASSIST IN

quired. One with experience pre- ferred. Apply in own handwriting 7352-3-2-MEtf

Mineral’: Linlment Cures Ditsemper Pleading Lamb.

published by’

three months delay accorded by i

_ CHAPPELLA-‘At’ Marshlleld, on March 6. 1920. Robert Lloyd. in- fant souof Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cheppell, aged 8 months. Funeral Tuesday, at -_2_.80. V

BOYLE.—O11" March 7th, Mre. George H. Boyle, (nee Emma C. Weeks) of Meadowbsnk. aged 4b years. Funeral from her late des- idencle, Mcadowbnnk, Vtomorrow (Tuesday) at 2 p. m. Interment Cornwall Cemetery.

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The death occurred Saturday nf- ternoon. of Mrs. Baker, raiict of Mr. John M. Baker, North Bedeque. The late Mrs. Baker, who was in her 84th year, had been in some- wlmt. delicate health for some years, and for the past few weeks had been confined to her bed.- She was a lady of s. most ‘lovable dis- position, charitable, always ready to help the needy and to further every good word and work. Her husband ‘predeceased her by some twenty-live years. There are left to mourn one son, Robert, at home, and one daughter, Mrs. Annie Mc- Caull, North Bedeque; also one sis- ter, Mrs. Alex. Laird, North Bede- que. and two brothers, Mr. Robert Carruthers, Cape Traverse, and Dr. George Csrruthers, Charlotte- town, to all of whom the Guardian tenders respectful sympathy. The funeral takes place this, Tuesday. afternoon at 1.30.

in loving memory of Mrs. Mar- garet MacDonald, March 9. 1919.

Wihere the hilltops slope to the westward. _

And their purple chalieea hold

The new-made wine of the sunset

Crimson and amber and goid—

in that old wide-opened doorway, With the green boughs overhead The house all cheery behind her, And the plentiful table spread-

She ‘has stood to welcome our com-

mg. Watching us upward climb, When the eveninig hour had

ihmught us, Oh, many and many n time!

Again» is the doorway opened, And’ the house is garnished and

. sweet, - But she silently waits our coming And we enter with silent feet,

A little within she is waiting, 'Not where she has met us be-

ltoyai Bonk Bnildlnxl.

in: WAY-SIDE PiPER.—1-Ieart_| Memorial Hall Tuesday March 9m 8 p. m. Admission Zijcents,

THREE COUPONS and 9B cents will get you a new University Dictionary, Send postage ‘for out- of-town orders. 7285,

RESERVE‘ "MONDAY evening

March 8th for Rose‘ Bali in Lyceum

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EXPERIENCES OF THE WAR

—don't forget lecture by Rev.’ Capt.

Pius McDonald in St. Duustan's Parish Hall.

THE CAR FERRY.-'I‘he car-fer- ry steamer met ‘heavy ice condi- lions Saturday and was only able to make the one trip to Tormen- tine and back. She got into Bor- den about 11.30. The train reach- ed Charlottetown at 2.15 a. ill. yesterday. The boat did not move yesterday. -

AT THE METHODIST CHURCH —-l'tev. G. W. F. Glendenning occu- pied the puipit of the Methodist Church lust evening for ‘the first time since "hi-s illness and preached a. very impressive sermon, hi3 sub- ject ‘being "The Challenge of the Master." lie took as his text, tho words, “Ho That Wiil Come After Me Let Him Deny Himself And

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Take up H'is Cross and Follow Me" Thehcw organist Prof. Fletcher entered upon his duties yesterday and by his skilled manipulation oi‘ the splendid organ at borh servic- es made a decidedly fine impres-

vicuMs RESGUEI]

Kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles are most dangerous because of their insidious attacks. Heed the first warning they give that they need attention by taking

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The wori these disorders,

will often ward off these diseases

11nd strengthen the body against further attacks. All drnggists. 50c a box.

Look for the name Gold iMedsl on

ifore; For over the old hotne threshold, ‘She is only to cross once more.

The smile on her face is quiet, And a iii-y is on her breast; Her, bands are folded together And the word on her livps is “rest?

And yet it looks like a. welcome,

,. .1791: her work. ls comnasscd and done;

All things are seomly and rendy

an“ her resting time is come-

It is we who may not cross over:

Only with song and with 1118?".

A little way into the glory.

We mmy reach as we leave her there. '

But we cannot think of her idle. She must the a. home-maker still God giveth that work to the

angels Who fittest the task fulfill;

. And somewhere yet in the hilltops Of the country that hath no pain She will rwatch in her beautiful doorway

To bid us welcome again.

rnnsozvsns

Mr. Edward Lavcrgno of the Marin-o Oflce, Charlottetown was able to raturn to duty on Satur- day after having ‘been laid up for twelve da-ys with iiuzriippe.

HE WAS 100 PERCENT LOVER

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ear. us he was intoxicated.

gue of Canada makes its initial appearance as n. magazine of the standard splendid number. Among the arti- cles is one dealing with Navy Los- Eue work in Prince Edlwflrd is- land accompanied by an excellent engraving of the Navy League building

Travelled World

OTTAWA, March T-Becau-sc he ‘was down and out, Henry William

n-ipeg, walked into the detective of- flee‘ at the Police Station at 6.35 o'clock last evening and said that he wanted that he had manslaughter charge in Winnipeg since Julie, 1014.

Young Eikhorn said that he was tired of evading the police that he would be glad when he was justly tried by the courts Winnipeg. With a composure that

story of the death of George Grass,

He said‘ that. on a night in June, two mon-ths before the outbreak of war, he stole a physician's car to

friends at n popular dance hall on one and lie coiled there for two young men and four young girls. They mudo up the party of joy-riders

m. icnsnmnnrown cusnbmz ‘

size, and is an altogether

at Charlottetown.

Dodging Police p Gavcllimself Up

khorn, a young man from Wiln-

to give himself up- been wanted on a

‘m st an r i ‘I. I _ INFORMAL NOVELTY SKATE

To be held in the Arena Rink

' , ,1 v 0n Friday evening,

1 March the twelfth, at eight o'clock A largo attendance is requested

ADMISSION 25- CENTS REFRESHMENTB

and

in only zzled the police, he narrated the and e-tllne teller of the Union Bank

Canada at Winnipeg. from

with joy-riding. l-ie had numerous

of Winnipeg's main- streets,

d left the dance hall at s. very e hour. Elkhorn said that he s in no condition to drive the

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Car Tunned Turtle.

in China, Japan and Africa, and‘

and Spokane. By chance he boarded

ally landing at Ottawa. in the Capital a few days and hired

ty of tile J. ll. Booth Company in Quebec. turned to Ottawa, decided to give himself up to_ the police.

Elkhorn blames his downfall on rioutous living.

nipeg when he was driving a horse for a butcher. company and claimed that his first bad step was to steal the automo-

such ultimatum has been received by the car service division.

"The greatest relief we could have ‘from the situation is ten days of good weather in the New Eng- land States. so we would get the cars into that territory and through to Canada,“ said an official today. He said the esrmovement to east- em Canada was chiefly through Maine and New Hampshire which were now ice locked and snow bound. » -- - 1.1114‘:

“Canadian cars have been crowd- ing into this country since the winter of 1918-1919," he continued "The vweather, however, last wint- er 3S every one knows was mild, and the car movement was not hampered by weather conditions."

n. few months ago returned worked for u. time in Seattle 140 p.c. increase

UPTAWiA, March tL-dfigures for the first ten months of the fiscal year. which ends on the 12th of this month show that immigration to Canada from all countries totalled- 101,940 an increase of 140 per cent. in comparison with the w-respond- ing period for the fiscal year 1918- 19, the report for which iwns tabled in parliament a few days ago. Bri- tish immigration shows an increase 111 those ten months of 88 per cent ss compared with the same time

a train Spokane and came east, fin- I-ie stayed

a gang of workmen at a slum-

Several days ago he re- having 'iinally

Ho said that he happy and contented in W‘in-

He got into bad

We to uglve the 8mg a good Montreal, Que, March 5.—The ggllsnsémé 351;’ "9"" be“! 52" Hg renumbered drwm mrough umey H15 pal-ems are hard work. Canadian Railway Association cha- ' a“ ' ' » _ the street; of Winnipeg fir; s very ing and respectable citizens of Pflcterizefi B! 11118198111118 i116 1118159‘ From the United an“ the m

reckless manner.

to

and turned turtle. later he managed to pick himself from the wreckage and saw that

his occ

was very badly cut, and Elkhorn ‘managed to drag him into a lane- way. cover that Grass was dead. A bolt from the steering geer had‘ been driven completely through his tent-

pie. to

from the scene. - He at once left Winni

livered. This has produced a most 51:3’, géizillrliylvetéaflgitcezdinhixtlhatSS3; qnarlijzl that 16.11000 freight cars own- serious situation m," can only be the“ Elkhom n“, that’ h had ed Y he’ "i WW5 ‘md 11°“ i" the relieved by energetic action on the been a ma“ o, “en, e. ‘mum states be retumed» and part o‘! the United States railroad

v 95- FY9111)’ bringing pressure to ‘beer on the authormes

and deiection persuaded him to csr service division of the Amerl- ' , ' I flee fmm Canada. 9-1111 101‘ 111019 can Railway Association. It has than Your veers he had kept clear even ‘been said here that Canada

01- the pol ice.

When he tried turn a corner the car swerved A few moments ing companion was the only other upant of the car in sight. Grass

Not until then did he dis-

Elkhorn then spread a coat cover the bank teller and ran

i peg for Csl- I

He left this country

Winnipeg. d

The Winnipeg ‘police were noti- fied and the local police are await-

ll01'il'5 disposition.

Canada insists Upon Cars Being

WASHINGTON, March 6.—Can- ads, is renewing insistently her de-

crease is thirty-five per cent up till the end of January 01f this year From all other countries-the in- crease ls 18 per cent.

NEW EDITOR FOR 8T. JOHN STANDARD PREDERICTON, March, 6.-- George Bidlake, of this city. ‘form- erly acting clerk of the legislature of New Brunswick. has been ap-

Eikhom ment emanating from Washington to the eiifect that ‘Canadian iuliwuys now have 16,000 cars in the United States. The facts are that United States railways had in February 157.034 Canadian cars on their rails and 16,000 only represents the ex- cess volume of Canadian box curs on United States lines over the num/ber of U: S. ‘box cars in Can- nda.

Figures will show that this unfav- oraible balance has ‘been largely in- creased in Feibruary, since in that month only 583 cars were returned to Canadian railways out of a total of 8,091 that should have been de-

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instructions regarding Elk-

pointed.‘ editor of the St. John Standard and has already gone to St. John to take up his duties there. Before coming to Canada some years ego Mr. Bidlake was a London barrister.

Returned from iLS.

The skin of a rhinoceros is quite

eve, b d , wild not permit more cars to cross soft and may be prleked with a y (fimlizgflonaccop n0 3:15 3g"? s! 9- 5111101‘ 011 Ships t0 the border until those in this coun- knife, despite its armor-like sppear- ' ‘zit, o" - 9 5119111 1111111)’ 11101111111 try are sent back, although no ance. . "—:-—'—-——1 ~ ~ , "Y. “Ask 1 . 1

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NEW YORK, March 2—A Vcrdidi of $5,000 against David Itogofi, n vest ni-nkor, of 95 Avon Avenue, E Newark. N. J., has been reiurnoil by a jury in the Essex County Cir- oult Court in favor of Miss Fannie Harris, of New York city. Miss iinrris sued for breach of promise and in her testimony ehedeseribed Rogoff as a “hundred per cent. lover."