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lottetown, stationed at Sydney i- spent Wednesday ot' last wet

Sydney.

Mrs \‘»`. Y. ltohertsoii left (‘-linrlot

town last evening for Ottawa on in ness in coiiiicctioii with the estate her late liiishaiid.

The many friciitfs ot' Mr. J, A,

Drake, Millview, will be sorry tolearii tlintl-he is confined to his home with -blood ~ poisoning.

Mr. W. L_ Tooinbs, of \\-’iiiiiipeg_ was

iii town lust week. Mr. Toonibs, whose home was formerly in Mount Stewart fp- E. I-J. was ii. studetit at Mount Alli- son in 1913 says n Suckviile exchange.

-The Guardian is pleased to learn

that Mr Karl Fletcher, Cliarlottetowii_ who was recently severely injured in ti hockey game hi Suniiiierside, is now considerably improved.

- Among business visitors to Summer- side on Monday were Messrs. Chester Wyantl, Linkletter Road; James Sqiisrebrlggs, lliiscouciie; Albert Tati- ton. St. Eieaiior's and Ewen (‘lark. Wilmot.-H.

“We have a carefully selected line

Of sift pipes. all styles, shapes and qualities, ranging iii prices from 25c to $8.60. Come in and see them. Mac- Kinnon Drug Company. Cor. Grant George and Kent Streets. liitf.

:;Rexali' Cod Liver Oil is a splen-

did blood- and body builder. it cun- tains over i'ort_v~ilve por cent pure cod liver oil. it is guaranteed to improve your health. Price 35c and 'iiic per _~bo,t.t,le. MacKinnon 'Drug Co., Cor. Great George and Kent Streets. MEti.

-CONCESSION T0 LAKE FISHER- MEN.

_ O'I"i‘AWA, l-`eb. ii.-in rcspoiisc to representations from ilie Quebec Gov- oriimeiit ati Order-in-Council has been passed here rcsciiiding the prohibition against all net fishing in the Lake of

?`i\'o Mountains, Lake St. Francis mid .nke St. Louis. -1 'This is done because a number of Qslierineii in ilioso districts arc iii snoli need that it, is important that they should bc allowed to engage iii such fisliing to some extent.

ii-tain or 'rosAcco M MAKER cAN'r smoke.

9* (iANl\NOQill~}. l~‘ch. 8.- Tlit- inlc iihpa, J. Emery, who died renoiitly ln Ncw York, 'limi left by his will. $i00_- 000 for the upkeep of his palatial simi- mcr residence "Calumet island" op-

it l t n M Ein( ri was

pos _o l its ow _ r, e _- . known -here as the millionaire cigar- etlorman\itaeturer_ it is said that, ai- though tl;o_niicleiis of his great for- tiino was mode in the niniiufactiiro of cigarettes, by the provision of his will as grandson, his iianiesake, is depriv- cd oi' his share of the estate unless lie abstaiiis from the use ot tobacco and intoxlcnnts until lie is 30 years of age.

DACIA AT NORFOLK.

NORFOLK. Va.. Feb. 8.--The steam-

er Dacia, transferred recently from Gerrnan to American registry, and on her way toltottordam. with a cargo of cotton from Galveston, arrived here to-day for coal. before proceeding across the Atlantic. Great Britain is expected to seize thc ship and cargo

h‘ei’ore the vessel reaches its destina- t on.

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()ii 'l`iicsda,\'. Feb. 2nd, the above.

teams liiiud-iip for their iliird game. There was seine delay iii starting on account of the North Sydney team being composed of a couple of pro- fessional players-that is, men who plnyod one or more games with the Millioimircs-aiiti were unable to iiiaiiitaiii their places. Ilnt after a certain amount of kick on the P_E_I. players part. they were removed and n couple who had only footed about ten minutes with the Millionaires put on in their places. The game was fast and exciting from start to finlsli. C. Murlcy, commonly known iii sporting circles as Baller. notched ilic first ll goals for the liattery. and at half- time the score stood ~l-ll in favour of l‘.E.l., after Jack Gordon had slam- med in another. The second halt’ was rather rough-that is to say. North Sydney tried to rough it, but they found to their sorrow that the P.E.l_ cover point, in the person of L. Davidson. and the right wing. in the

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person of _ c gan. were to return with interest all rough play. After Murley had scored a couple of more goals, and Gordon with s. bril- liatit run added another, the score stooti 7-8 in favour of North Sydney. Then with a tow iniiiutes to play the score ended 8-8. Gordon. Murley and Goggle distinguished themselves in the forward line, and Davidson and Burke on the defence played a con- sistent ganie. Conte again. North Sydney!

KAISER LOST MORE SHIPS THAN` STATED.

LONDON, Feb. 8.--A Chronicle cor-

respondent near liie (ieritiaii frontier sends the following despatcht-

“i learn that besides the published

German naval losses there are eight destroyers and two submarines writ- ten off iii the oflicial lists. Two of tho destroyers wei'c` lost in the Channel on Sept. 4, three on the Dagger Batik, and another, tho S190. in Asiatic waters. (inc of tht-_ submarines sank off \Voi-itciitlo and one iicur the Dogger Bank. ’l`wo others have been miimllll! for ovci' tlirr~t~ weeks. 'l‘lie armed auxiliary cruiser l(ronprlii7.i-,sstii Liccll- lie is also scratclietl off tho Ofllrllll ialilo.

"The stntenioiit niacin by German

biucjaoketti captured after thc Ileligo- laiitl naval hattlo of Jan. 24. that the iight rruiser Kolhers sank 'H "0"- firnicd_ though not publicly ndiiilttcd iii "crmaii naval circles.

" The report published early in Dec.

that the flernmii battlcsliih ‘(9597 Wilhelm der Grosse. and armoured cruiser ilertiia had been |09' 1" UW Baltic is incorrect. The l1'l1l°\l\'0d cruiser Freidcrlcli Karl stink 806|' striking it German mine in the Baltic on Nov. 18. it is known that this vessel im gone to the imuom. but tho manner of its loss 'has never been definitely atiiiouticetl.

_*_-1-i*f**”{_'1 BELGIUM PROTESTS GERMANW8 ACTION

pA|-¢|3_ Feb, 5_.__'|'1i@ Belgium Gov-

ernmgnt has issued a \“»l'0l0f‘l- “¢°‘“‘" the r cant' action of Gernisnl' in “- nulling the exetiuaturs of connuis 'oi ,neutral powers in lif'|8|“m- The ln" tea states ima it--tnlttm wet- “Y” 'the proto t, thatdermnily has H0 HSN io mimi iipiaieqiqturs. The two count ti. i I. only \'°<‘-0150"” "‘° irlnht ot (tern-,Iitiy to susnsiid tho

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The Court forfeited Miss Bnrgcls-

tcr’s bond for $7,500 in certified checks on the First National Batik of San Antonio, the bondsmen being Jas. il. Noble and .\Irs. Emma Pascliel.

Miss Burgeiiieister’s letter was

mailed January 28 on it trniii between Pittsburg and New York, being on stationery of the l"ensylvaiiia Rail- road. lt fnllowsz-

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want ti trial. I ani on the way to Bu- rope to iiursc the wounded and help the siifl'crers_ I hope and pray that the day may arrive soon on which lic will citd uiy sufferings and take me borne."

The lettcr was presented to State

Senator Carlos llec, Miss Ilnrgeniols- ter`s counsel to whom it was address- ed. Oii objection by State's counsel the letter was not read by the court.

The killing of Mr. Koehler occurred

at the home of Miss Burgemeister, who had been brought to this country by Mr. Koehler anti his wife as the lattt-r's innitl. The killing was wit- iicsst-ti by Mrs. l’ascliel, one of llic signers of Miss lliirgcinclstcrh-i bond, who was arrested at the tiinc but lat- ‘er released. The cause of ilie shooting was clothed in mystery.Misi-i Burgemeister declaring Mr. Koehler attacked licr and that she fired hi self-defence.

LUUK il lIH|Lli'S Tiliillll IF SICK CHESS. HVEHISH

When eonltlpated or hlllous give

“California Syrup of Figs." -

Look at the tonluo. mother! it

coated, it is ti sure sign that your lit- tle one's stomach. liver and bowels need a gentle, thorough cleansing at once.

When peevisli_ cross. llstless, pale,

doosn't sleep, doosn't oat or act natur- n_lly, or is, feverish. stomach sour, lirentii had; has stomach ache, soro- throst. diarrhoea. full of cold, give a teaapoonfutot "California Syrup or -Figs." and in a few hours. all tho foul. eonstipoted waste. undigosted toorl and sour bile gently moves out of its little bowels without griping, and you have a well, playful child. Bllln.

You needn‘t coax sick children to

take this harmless "fruit laxtitivea” they love its delicious taste. and it always makes them feel splendid.

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