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Blfsl If _Horses Wanted ‘C°'~l R°Pi'_‘3t°"

if i Alllll, Bllllllls. Mares Preferred; 'S Pubhcty Censored

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' - 1_,__ | Wanted at once four or six,

iivar and bowels, aaa smith _ ' had colds. sour stomach

Get a 10-cent box.,

Blok headache, billousness. coated,

wnkne,-always trace this to torpidi llvor; delayed. fermentlng food in the;

boiiela, or sour, gassy stomach.

lhoifses, i200 to 1-itil). _Apply _

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liif=¢<iz-._v and Wednesday in _

J. C. GILLIS, .

_ --Revere Hotelf

Poisonous matter. clogged' in tbel*Ai-'3"_`ff73'i'--'~ - - -~------1-» - 7-'

lslteatlnes. instead of being cast ou

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easing headache

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and foul gases, take the excess »

ltsltlhirm the liver and carry out all _ I the oonstipated' waste mater and poisons in the bowels. `

'A Cascaret tonight will surely

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wer w y p- - _ from your druggist means your head clear, stomach sweet. breath right. complexion rosy and' your livei and bowels regular for months,

~ DIARY

t‘it_v Mag-istrate's Court 9 a. m.

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TAYLOR--STORY-At the Church of the Emmanuel Boston on the 21st February by the Rev. D. Worciiester, Florence Lois Tiiylor, oi' this city. to Edmund lStnnley Story, of Garry. indiana. _ _

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CASTO Fl lift

_ For Infants and Children In Use For Dver 30 Years

Alvrayiibeavs siinsiunee , ic '

` Polillf y Wnielf_'ll

-I want a large quantity of dressed By request

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poultry. Write or call at A. _Horne & 'Co., on Friday, Feb. 22nd, March 1st.and 8th, also at St. Petei"s Stu.- tion, on Tuesday, Feb. 26th.

M. R. H/mov, . _

2720~2-25Mln\\'4l Little York.

Gre.it _Clearance Auction Sale

At New Perth Wednesday, Feb. 27

1918, farm of 105 acres, 90 in high state of cultivation, remainder ln

wood. Also crop, stock and imple-L o‘clock p. iii.

ments. Everything goes, as owner is _going West.

- MILTON KENNEDY.

21123-2-zsmzipu.

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Farm for Sale

The undersigned offers for salc his

farm consisting of 70 acres of land, situated at North River, 61/2 miles from Charlottetown. On said l'a.i'iii new dwelling house, barns in good rc- pair.

Also a never failing stream of wu-

ter running through said furin. For particulars apply to,

EDMUND VICKERSON,

North River.

2681-2-22M6ipd.

Business Premises

0 ` For Sale

»-The undersigned are instructed to offer for sale at Public Auction on the premises. corner of Queen and Rich- lilmld' Streets in Charlottetown on TUESDAY the 26th clay of February A.D., 1918 at the hour of TW'ELVE ofclocir noon.

ALL THAT property having ii

frontage of 44 feet on Queen Street and 3 feet 8 inches on Richmond Street_ with the brick building there-, otocoupied by the Dominion Express 0ompany_ and the wooden building adjoining and at present in the oc- cupation of Messrs. James and Train or, Barbers.

The property will' be sold subject

to I. Lease of same now outstanding and which will expire on the Ele- venth day of June, A. D., 1924. '_The purchaser will be entitled to the rent from the date of deliver of Deli! of Conveyance of the premhies. f.A1dqosit of twenty per cent. of the purchase money will be required at ¢lme_of sale and 'balance within twenty days. _lor further particulars apply to the llllirlltlied. _

Dated at Charlottetown 6th, Febru-

ary A. D.. ills.

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_ son to sell by Public Auction at North

Viivcr (I3 miles from Charlottetown)

may be lubstltmed for cultivation under osru n

f roi! SALE

i The undersigned are instructed to 'sell at Public Auction on the premi- ses at Meadow Bank, Lot 31, on Wed-_ nesday the sixth day of March next,f A. D., 1918, commencing at -one o'-' clock in the afternoon. ‘

lst-The farm oi' 100 acres lately-

owned and occupied by Murdock Mc- l.eo, Esq., deceased, with good build- ings and .having 78 acres cleared, :ind 22 acres of good soft and hard -wood.i 2nd--Also at thc same place :ind dale, :ill the farm stock, crop and im . ploiiiciits iio\v on the siiid furiii c'>in-; 1ii'i.~‘iiig: It horses, .7 niilcli cows. ll young cattle, Ji pigs. 60 liens. Frost & \’Voo<l Binder, Massey-Harris Mo-2 WHY (NSW). old mower, rake, slia‘=ei',; cleaner and bagger (Hall) Roller.- -»'f'i'*"‘ r T"iotl1 l’.:iri'ri"','5. 2 Pl.-.j__‘i'-_,

LONDON, February 23.-No wit-

nesses for the defence were pro- duced by Tlndal Atkinson, counselor for Colonel Repington‘ and Mr. Gwynne who were each fined' £100 and costs this morning for viola- tion of the censorship. He did not ev- en call the defendants to the stand. He spoke, however, for nearly two liours, laying- stress on the import- ance ot' the cnso und declaring it was ii patriotic duty ol’ the defendants to disregard the cciisoi"s warning and let the public know what was going on, because for the first time in the history oi' the war, a poi-tion of the British aiiiiy had been handed over to the command of ii general of uu- other country.

Counsel ndired that it was no vio-

lation but iiioi'ely criticism, as the en-- emy knew more about the council nt Versailles than did Colonel Repiiig- toii. In this connection Mr. Atkinson produced many German papers pub- lished boiore and after the Versailles conference, u week before Colonel liepiiigton's article appeared. showing that the Germans knew all about tho army of maneuver composed ot' sol- diers of all the eiitente allies-. He then added: “\Vliy should the Ger- inaii public and the italian public' have the privilege oi' knowing thru _heir press what decisions were tan en at Versailles and the British pub- lic not being permitted to know? Flie reason was that the govemment desired' that the public should not know too early. Are the papers' to be niuzzled merely for the convenience ot' the government "

After the sentence had been pass-

ed. Counsel Atkinson iiitiiiiated his clients would enter an appeal.

Sir .Tohn Dickinson, the presiding

inigisirzite in the Bow street policc court. where the case was tried. iii f.-ssiiig sentence said he had nothing o do with the truth or falsity of the = t‘cle, which Mr. Atkinson contend- -.L conveyed no iiit`oi'inatioii to the - inaismuch as its subs-tance was

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'~ " "f"s which were Great Bi'itain‘s -Dio. "iid that the prosecution was nipiy for the “coiiveiiience" ot-

wciiiier Lloyd Geoi'ge’s governnieiit

i- i if *wi F » - = -iesire not to permit the Brit-

- -i-_ibllc to know the decisions of - _=iini~»;rnie war council at Versail-

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o early. ni.i_»istrate said there clearly

_ .ivan an infraction oi’ the De-

-'~ii.-e ol the Realm regulations, Edit- or Gw' nne even publishing thc article

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gin question after he had been warned

_ac censor. Turning to Mr. Gwynne

GEN* FARTER “ co' I. v inagistrate said

Auctioneers '

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Mi--if-tim; 'fit Lobster Packers audi = Fishtrmefi

-_ A meeting of the Lobster Packers.

]and_Fishermen will be held in the; Agricultural' Hall, Summerside, on

stant ut 10.30 a. in. to vote concur-, _reuce or otherwise in resolutions' -passed at Charlottetown -last month, 'and to take into consideration otherf :matters in connection with the lob-` stei' business.

f Lobster packers are invited.

P. C. MU RPHV

2644-2-20Wfm4i. `

1Auct1f!i_ Sale.

‘ I nm intructed liy Harvey Vicker-

Y ON THURSDAY

l iifebruary 28, 1918 Commeiicing at 1

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STOCK-1 mare 8 years old, 1 horse- 3 years old, 2 choice milcli cows in calf, 2 choice niilcli cows due to calve in March, 4 calves. fl brood sows to i'ai'i'ow in Marcli, 1 boar 6 months old, 7 sheep.

CROP-100 bushel oats, 6 bushel

wheat, 100 bushel potatoes, 100 bus-f hcl turiiips, quantity of liuy und- straw. l

li»ll'l.EMi<)N'l‘S- llirlving wagoiii.

;iruck wagon (now). box silcigli, wood islcigli, iight liuriies. working liuriicss, 'spring tooth liai‘i'o\\‘s. i Also 1 Garry steel kitchen range §(new), 1 Victor heater (new). 1 110i blast stove, 1 <:liiii'ii, and' other artic- les tuo iiumcrous to iiicntioii.

TERMS-All sums of $5.00 and uu-

der, cash; over that amount 9 iuontlis credit on approved joint notes. A dis- count oi 6 per cent will be allowed for

cu.~i'h. ‘ _

Sale positive, no i'cscr\‘c as l\ii.`

Vickerson is going West.

PETER BROD|E»

Auctioneer

2682-2-22fmtw-linda i '

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Synopsis of Canadian Northwest

Lend Regulations A

'THE sole head of a family or any male over

righleen years old, mnv homestead n quarter

section ol available Domlnioii land in Mnnltuban ‘Saskatchewan or Alberta. Applicant musi ap-- pear in person at the Dominion Lands Agency or Sub-Agency for the District. Entry by proxy may he made at any Dominion Lands Agency but not Sub-Agency on certain conditions.

Duties-Six months residence upon and cul-

tivation ofthe land in each of three years. A homesieader may live within nine mile: of his homestead on a farm ui at least B0 acres, on curtain conditions. A habitable house is re- quired except where residence is perinmied inthe vicinity.

_ In certuin districts a hoinesteader in good sland- ing may pre-err_ipl a quarter-section along side his

homestead: Price $3.00 per acre.

Duties Six muniha residence in each uf three

years alter earning homestead ualcm; also 50 acres extra cultivation. Pre-emplion paienl maybe olr tained as soon as homestead psleni. on certain

conditions.

A settler who has exhausted his homestead right

may talie a purchased horncstead in certain districts Price #.3-oo Kar acre. Duties-Must reside six months in uc oft ree years, cultivate soacres and erecia

house worth W.

The areso cuitivatlonis subject to reduction in

casa of rou|h, acrubby or stony land, Live stock

UAUDI1' I HASZARD.

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N.B'-Unauthoriredwpublication of this advertise- ment will not hepa for

W. W. CORY. C. M. G.

‘\`cu accepted the risk." Then after

stating the amount ot' the iiiie, the iiiagistrate turned to (loloncl lleping- toii and said: “l regret that ii dis- tinguished soldier like you so far for- /_nt himself as to make such a de- parture from good citizeiisiiip,"

New TASK FOR HoN.F. B.` iviecunnv

Tuesday February twenty-sixth iii-' _

OTTAWA, February' 23.--A depart-

ment of soldiers’ civil rc-establish mcnt was created today by the gov- ernment. with Sir James Lougheod as minister, aiid__Hoii. F. B. i\icC\irdy as parliaiiientary secretary. Samuel A. Armstrong, who has been acting lirector ot' the military hospitals coni- inissioii, will be the deputy niliiister of the new d'epai'tnieiit.

This departure is the natural result

oi’-thc greatly increased work of deal- ing with the returned soldiers. its scope will embrace the military lios- pitals conimissioii, the pensions board, and all the agencies which are designed to facilitate the return ci' soldiers to liiics ot' civil cuiployiiient. For the present land settlement comes under the interior department, which administer the Dominion lands but possibly this branch may be transferred to the new departiiieiit. - Sir .lniiics Lougliccil, the new minister, having headed' the hospitals commission since its establishment, was naturally in line toi' appointment. Sli' James has been in the cabinet witout portifolio since 1911, and is regarded as one ot' the noblest of the iiiinistcrs. _

0iRlS! THICKEN ANI) ‘ BEAUIIFY YOUR HAIR ANI] Sl0P UANURUFF

Try this! Your hair gczs wavy, glossy

and abundant at once. E

To be possessed of ahead ol heavy

beautiful hair; soft, lustrous, fluffy, wavy and frcc l`i‘0ni daiidriiii' is incrc- ly it mutter of using ii. littlc l)andoriiii».

It is easy and iiiexpc-iislve to have

nice, soft hair and lots of it. Just get n small bottle- of l{iiowlton’s Dandcr- iiie now for ii few cents- all drug stores rccoinmcncl it-apply ii little as directed and with- in ten minutes tliefre will be an ap- pearance oi’ abundance, freslincss, ilufiiness and nn lilconiparuilile gloss. and lustre, und try as you will you cannot find a trace of damlruft of tall- ing hair; but, your real surprise will be after about two weeks’ use. when you will see new liair-line and downy at first-yes-but roaily new hair-» sprouting out all over the scalp-Dnir dcrine is. we lieliove. the only sure linlr grower, destroyer of dundriiil and cure for itchy scalp and it ucvcr fails to stop falling hair at once .

Ii you want to prove how pretty and

soft your hair really is, moisten 9. cloth with a little Dandc/rine and cure- fully draw it through your haii-tak- ing one small strand at a, time. Your hair will be soft, glossy and beautiful in just a few minntes»-a delightful mu-prise awaits everyone who tries

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For Sale

For sale at a. bargin, two farms,

good soil, tire wood, lumber and mud near railway, and creamery.

Airiily

Deputy the Minister ofthe interior

AUBREV MUTCH.

2740-2-26ttl0ipd - Hazelbrook.

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‘business with this, the largest exclusive Tailoring Establishment in Canada. What

will give complete satisfaction tg ‘men-to you--has been our one thought and study.

dl] Out of this concentration of eiiort has grown the present very 'complete organization which occupies all the Hoors, of the present _ large modern, absolutely Fire-proof building, situated at 851 St. Catherine Street East, corner of Mai- rfoiiiieiive; Montreal, as shown in the illustration at the head of this announcement. In its modern-

ized appointments is a large staff of skilled work~ men and the cleanest, brightest. most sanitary

day-light workrooms in the Dominion. A care-

fully organized clerical staff-travelling inspec- tors, and the whole under the direction of an

executive. a man who is an expert in mer- chanclizirig. _ _ _

(li Direct ll/Iade-to-Measure Tailoring,Service " is the motto of this establishment with its chain of zi Con-

-.icnieiitly Located Tailor Shops. displaying f; your

choosing the season’s newest style patterns in imported

fabrics. In the tailoring if English & Scotch Woollen

Co. garments, no detail carelessly paSs¢¢1 gym-_ AS

great care is given to the making' of a button-liole as to

the designing and cutting of the garment. or the work-

manship required in the most difiicult part of its making.

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Canadian geiitlemeii;cacli garmentis designed, cut and

made tg the individual order of the man who is to wear

i_t-tlicse are some of the things that go to make this the outstanding Made-to-Measure Tailoring Establishment

known to men all over the Dominion. _I_f you hav¢ n¢v¢r

worn our Made-to-Measure clothes. do so this éeasom

they will give you genuine satisfactan End save you

money.

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I Coiiiractors to the British and Canadian Governments. I

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THE COAL SITUATION

HALIFAX, Fell, 22.--Oiliciuls ui' lhc

niliicrs' uiiioii here today stiiliiii that following the visit some tiiiic ngo oi' Senator Rohcrtsoii and J. (T. \Vutiers to the mining districts oi` (Tnpo llrcl- on the -output at the I)oiiiiiiioii (‘on| Company had bcenf increased about 1.000 tons per day. They gnvn il ns their' opinion that if the coinpiiny hc- ceded to thc rt-.quests of the mt-ii. par- ticularly with regard to rnisliig thc wugce of some of the lower paid classes, the output could he raised by another tliousonil tons e. tiny.

C. A. Mag-mth, fuel controller. who

nas been in Halifax for two or tin-ve

You will in- sui'\ii‘isel i i’iil i " if-_»~ in-.i .1 i..".....“..-..T~i'.. BOSTON F I :»H _A Db ii you will sit up :ind takc notice.

' Most people pnv' loo iiilicli i`oi'.Llie

Standard Fish Co.

NEW YORK FISH ADS. P f -_ in-v

llwholesale Commission Dealers and i Shippers

wHoi.seAi.-E oEAi.Ens in'

Fresh and Salt Water

146-148 ATLANTIC AVENUE

Fish

days conferring with nilnc opci~:iiors.l _

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lril§n2oliief¥i)~:eli(ilcc;;a,wlgill'¢l]|Iplolviz F r e S h' F I S h

ial in securing greater'pr`oducti:>n. 5lIl0\¢!» ENB. Lobster, .nd 9 I

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ilsonletlmelil tu (lid not di llliiiil ' ' M' h "ke" Nm” york' gze or w a YOU - I 1 Consignments Solicited \31p.13.|1mg,!3mo_

for viliat you did wrong-

svzie souiueniriimtns. _

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