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THE WESTERN FRONT BATTLE
i IS NOW INDESCRIBABLY INTENSE
N TED
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MISCIELLANEOUS.
:::I.°°aI§cgrNp:;III: SHEE'rs NoTEI=AI>En wITN F0l°I:eS 31°C LOCked in an AIISUIUEB E0 3
mum c lrge o 25 cents per |y||¢¢_ tion. Count your words and uve mon- ey by remlttlng with order. Btampe accepted. Ads. taken by phone or tent .by mall will he charged at 2a. per word. to cover book-keeping ¢h¢,~ gen ,stationery and poetagg an iw countl.
PORTRAIT AGENTS `wANT'Eo._
Se-udp for catalogue, print.|, Sora,- and bromide. Finished portraits, convex of flat, frames, glass “ntl allsupplleo. 'Merchants' Portrait Co., Toronto. 405_5_9M-pggp
Printed address 50c. Guardian
f""°°~ r 4ess-asuuu.
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address 50c. Guardian Office
REMIT BY DOMINION EXPRESS
Nggney Order. If -lost or -stolen you g S Y°“f money back. 402.5.9ME1I
FOR PROMPT sEnvIcE ANo A
223:12; _.los AT A wIooERATE PRWT. nv TI-IE cuAnoIAN Jos ING DEPARTMENT.
WANTED-REPRESENTATIVES T0
distribute Tablets ` which wash clothes spotiessly clean withoIIt rubbing, One trial makes pe;-mall. ent customers; One lIIIndI~ed per cent profit. Make ilvve dollars. daily. Send ten cents for samples for l’oIIr washlngs. Bradley Company, Brantford, Ontario. 9098,420Mli2l _ _ AGENTS WANTED.-NEW, MONEY-
making marvel. E-tmnge sclentilic diS00V¢‘!`Y. KALOM-l'I‘El revolution- lzes clothes washing iilt-as, positi- vely abolishes rubbing, was'hboaI~ds` and washing machines, $1,000 guar- -arentee, absolutely harmless, wo- men astonished, terxitory protec- tion. The Arma Company, iii }'m- vlnciai Lane, Montreal.
157.4.25M15i.
BOARDERS WANTED.
WANTED- PERMANENT BOARD-
ers. Apply 145 Euston Street.
414,5,!)iilJii.
HELP WANTED- FE-
" MALE.
WANTED MAID FOR GENERAL
bousq work. Apply to Mrs. D. Stew- art. 165 Kent. St Illti-5-RMIT
WANTED A MAID FOR GENERAL
wiork in l’anIiiy oi' three. Apply in tho evenings to Mrs. J, A. Muliiieson, i Grafton St. 1iIiSl~5-4MlI'
HoI=IsEIvIEN-vou cAN GET ouIcI<
W_‘"`k alll! good work oII those curds. hill" 01' Posters of our t ’l‘h
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lottetown (.uaI'dIan. Call in and “G ~i.IInpl
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itrll'-II list, invitation, order form or iillyililng in the form of gl typo. written aI1uo'uIIceme-nt you want., try our MULTIIIRAPH SEl'tVIl‘.}2}_ W,- "1l" tllliiliffille uny iyliewrllteri form in t|uuIIiiiles ol` it) Io 10,000. The t‘.luII'lot.lctowII Guardian.
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ALL OWNERS OF SMALL STONES
silould investigate th-is offer, -100 nvwheutls. 100 envelop.-_,-1 ami- 100 bil-lhcads, all printed with your name. a:idI'c'.~:s' and husirless, for °“|Y $2.-I0 at The Charlottetown Guardian.
FARMERS OF MURRAY HARBOR
and vxcinity who wish to employ help can obtain information in re- lrartl to same by applying to llorbcrt iirchaut. Secretary of the Murray llurbor Ilranch of the National Ser- vice League. 40s,5,aIII:lI
THE NEXT TIME YOU SELECT A
'i`>'D0wI'licr consider I-arcluliy thc re-Ipcctivo ciuilus :Ind clIurac,lcI'is tics oi' ihc \\'orld's 2 lcutiing Inu- cliint-s~llIo Smith l’rc.IIIler und tiII~ it-'iIII|ugtoII, cuch tilstiuclivc. :Ind distinctively the best in its class. A Milne i"I-Iiscr, ilnlilalx, N. S.
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WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. no washing. Apply ui Guardian oiilco. 180-4-26Mtt'
WANTED--A GIR/L FOR GENERAL
homework by Mrs. Edward iinzcn. Sackvllie, N. B. Apply lo W. i.. Poole, Montague. 1ii9.4,27Mtf
WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED GEN-
eral maid. One who unrlerstands piltfin cooking. Wages $14.00 per month to start with, Apply evenings Mrs, A. E. Duff, North River Road. Brighton. , 10026-4-21 Mtf.
BECOME A NURSE. AND EARN $25
weekly. The W. W. BACKUS HOG PITAL, of Norwich, Connecticut., ii. S, A., a, general hospital with all modern equipment, offers u three years' graded course to young wo-| men desiring a nurse's Dr0f0SSl0H» Compensation during training. Do not ask for application blank un-` lesg you fully intend to take up the course. KATHLEEN A. DOWD. R. N.. Superintendent of Nurses, Nor- wich, Connecticut. 80ll1.4.12M1l110
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wANTEn Two 'sEI.I. aovs APPI3/
Queen I-iotel-[_ 411-5-9M4i WANTEIJ-~ A RELIABLE MININ-
snle work, steady employment. Ap- ply to Giiarlnttetown l‘.oudcused Milk ("-oinpany. 4'06,5,9Mtf.
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WANTED.- FIRST CLASS PLUMB-
er or 'I‘iIIsvIIIltlI. Best wages. Apply (‘IIIIIplIcll liros, Htcllarioii, N. S.
.i70-."»-7ii’ii2ipd.
WANTED.- YOUNG MAN AS DRY
Goods (‘»lerlr, one with knowledge ol' tlcnls l~‘IIrnlshiIIg.s pI‘efcI'I'ed. Also :I purcci Boy. Apply to I.. .I. Ilcd din Rox R5 (lity. 384-5RMfli.
WANTED.- A GOOD MAN FROM
the country or recently from thr- country to do general work in our gmdens must be a good ploughman und familiar with horses-. J. J. Gay. & Son Charlottetown, I', E. I,
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FOR SALE, HOUSE N0. 46 -EDWARD
Street. it not sold by l2tlI private, will be sold' by public auct_iun on; the above date. fi54.5.5MfiliNl-
FOR SALE I. H. C. HAY PRESSI
-arilomatic. iced. nearly IWW- CMV( terms apply to D. W. Howard Mil- ton. 410-i'I-!ll\l4-lldlpll. A ePI.ENoIo, vi/EI.I.“ I<NowN
warm, about 175 um-es. IIf~nr rail- road II good 'hargnln P. 0. Rox 94
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LOST. ON SATURDAY MORNING-
parcel oi laundry. Finder please icuvc. :Ii 81 Fliislou St. 39l,5,8M2ip4l
LOST- WATERMAN FOUNTAIN
pon. Finder leave at 233 Grafton SI.
404,5,9M3ipd.
AGENTS WANTED T0 SELL FOR
“the old reliable Fonthlll Nurser- ies." We teach our men to sell. Experience unnecessary. highest commissions paid, handsome free equipment. Stone & Wellington.
1l8!l».'I-8lVil1lp,Il.'
'rm-onto, om. 248-E-1MnInu»_
BUILDING LOT FOR SALE. ON`
Kent Si-. opposite Roc-iIi`ord Sii\li\i`I‘-1 With bn.ck entrance on Rochiord Street. Apply A. Picknrd & (‘o_ Coal dealers. 410'5'9M4'
FOR SALE-8 H. P. KNOX MARINE Engine, heavy duly with D\'0ll0\10\° and shelling, good as new. Apply to' Louis Sherry, Summerslde.
411-ii-9M2l.
FOR SALE.- AYRBHIRE BULL.
(pure bred) from imported stock. One year old. Apply 080116 Boswell, Frenchfort. Lot 35.
Mfiipd.
FO -SALE-FIRST CLASS DEEP
sea fishing boat. almost- new--35` feet over all-With °" w"'h°“t 15. li. P. imperial Engine. Claude B. McEwen, Mlorell. 377-5-8M3L
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_ TO LET.
TO LIT 7 ROOM COTTAGE ON
Chestnut St. -immediate possession. Apply L. C. Worthy- 388-5-SMU!
To LET-summzn coTTA0E AT
Kcppuch. For pertictilsrn write W. T. Wsllner, ii8 tluilry Ave. 'i`o- runto, Ont. 5.3ME¢l'~
'ro LET.-FURNISHED I-louse for summer months. large llvm ""1 garden. Appiy to sos. East” 9°-
310-5-IIMcIp<I.
I; I.¢1--'rut HANueoME rm-
vste residence, No. E30 Queen .SL- being the loutggrrrl portiiim otmtilztz residence ot t, ate on- - Justice Palmer,-=A1I modern conve-
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
HEETINGS» ETC
COMING EVENTS 7-.
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**'|‘h¢, liazalbrook Red Cross wil
hold an ice cream social on Saturday evening, May 12th, at the home Of Mrs. S. -ings. All welcome, 403
Minard's Lln|msng.cI'|res teothsche.
THE WEATHER. _ TEMPERATURE.
"FIDE, MOON. E'l“7.
TORONTO, May 9-Fresh moderate
winds; line, s I 'rue Iugnest temperature recorded Vyesterady was 51 d'6Sl‘B8! lb°V°- M
vlous night was 40 above. I
The tide will hc high this m0l'll\l\_i¥
aI t|.:Il‘» .mil toimirrtiw .ii i:.I": I Wm hs high lonipht at 12 and l0l110l'~
1.201
m¥h:it gun sets this evening Bt I7-33 and tomorrow at 7.84; it rises tomor- row morning at 4.54 and Friday ili- 4`2‘:I~I`e moon rises tonight at 10.45. ,
There was n.IuII moon on Sunday.
May 6th at 9.43 DJ"-
The last quarter of the :moon will
bg an Bupday, Mly 18th at 8.45 pm.
'rm length oi' today will he fourteen
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aleneel. nit oliiitewossession. Air ‘ si i. ply to No. 32 Queen r;:4,mlm_
/ rin R
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with the Greatest Accumulation of Guns in the World’s
History Unceasingiy Slaughter-ing. lliadenburg Throw- ing Every Man of is Strategic Reserve into the Struggle to Prevent a Further Allied Victory. Germans Entered
_ Canadian Lines at.I"resnoy but were Driven Out Alter
Two Hours Hand to Hand Fighting. Berlin Reports Recaptnre oi Fresnoy.
(Canadian PTCIS DelpDtCI'1.) (GERMANS PENETRATED CANA- TI; (hp South tho Rrillgli hnvn forg-
I.ONI)0N.-- '|'Il€' Sirllgfilil (ill lIlfi‘ DIAN ‘LINES BUT WERE I-I] wnll bf-y(§1\¢] Qunnnt but hilvn bP,I‘ll
\\’t‘-‘ilfirll i'l‘0l\t llnri HF-'W rviltfllmi 1| DRWEN OUT* Iforccd Io Inurk time until liIIliccIIIII-t
point oi' lIIic.nsity wiierc IIII attcrnpi !fu||,;_ rpm.. (.np¢u,-@- of ||,.. vilmge Io ciironicle iiicidcnls is u mcrc lu- (Canadian Press Despatch.) -mu f-nl;-|1u|¢uI In Augtriilidnu and tiiity. iiuttcrctl, for-II, pcrlmps hc- Nl()N’i‘IiEAI..~- Str-waI~I, l.ly0l\ III;-,cg hurt) fighting Colonials have al- wiidr-I'cd,' lilriilcriburg' is now throw- cablc.s_IiIP_ Gcrrnuns pr~n<~tI~a.tcd (‘.uIIII~ mop ¢~,ur|-Oundpd nw Gtmmmi Strung- im; cvcry Inari or his cheI'lsr-rl slrulc- tlinn lines in thc region nortirenst. of' hom 90 -(hat ng surrender 0,- ¢-yung. gif- rc.~:cI-vc. into thc srriiggie hoping FI'c_-'.I1oy village this morning but ill" lion is expected nionienturiiy. at ull coI~It.~I to prcvcnt it |'III'tiIeI' ui- Icr two hoiirs lighting thc f‘aIIIIdiaIIs '|‘lIo I`)I'ocoIIri-QII`cant line: forms II iicd victory. in :I I-oIIIIIcI--~utl:I.c.k I-I--cstslilisheti the |,,-0-,M1 ,,;,||@u( in 1|". m1(I_.,I| 1',-On;
For the time brim.; nil idcu of Inovc-' lim- I-x_I:cpi for II siuuil pI°I>jcctiII;; I~,ig||(f»,cn miles at its wp and puml-
IIIent. or the capture ol positions bus uIIL7ic ut thc extreluc east. of the po-g It-,ling thc Dotlai-(‘.;m|b;-Iii limo, Dro-
fatied on clthcr side. -'Both t'orI-cs sltiI.~II_ Sf-.vcro filrhiing I-ontlniics it-ourt. is seven miles i`ro-In Douui and ure n0W l0<2k<‘-ll FHS! ill till 1lbS0|lll" -Qucunl about ten miles from ‘("sIIn- iight to a_ finish and the victories are FIGHTING AT BULLECOURT- ibrui. 'I`lIe~ crushing III oi’ this :Ia uot. in tho amount of ground guineil llcnt; will mean that the German grip. but in thc men put out of action. ’l‘iIn (Canadian ,Press Despatch.) Ion the great. Lens coal rcgion will greatest :Ic_cIIIInuia.tlon ot' guns iII the IIONIJON- I<‘lglItlng continued ycs- be brokcn and the entire German world‘s history are unccasingly kll- trrday in and ztrcyuiid the village ol' line in northern Franco lImpe'rillcd. ling men at an urlprecerierilcd rate BullccoIII~i, Reuter's correspoiidcnt ct. 'i‘iIcI'c. are muuy signs that thc Ger- und the lIIi'uIIirV follows up iII :I Iuan- liritlsb licaIl<|1IzII'II~.I~s tclcgraphctl io- mans rcaiizc the mcnucc 10 them in ner reIuiIIls<~e1Ii_ of thc liioollicsl. ibut- duy. A purly ol' 300 (icrinuns wlIo Ihc ulicriiutc sic-dgc hauinicr blows tie oi Medieval lIi,sior,\'. .~‘.II<~.ccI-Ilcil 'in i'oI~I*iIIg their way ot. thc iiritlsh and I\‘rcnclI bnncatli
,IilII~oIIgh Io the scuiiuvcst cornm- oi' which tbcir ciioivesl, troops are being
ENEMY ARTILLERV ACTIVE. the viiium- wcrc held IIp und pIInisiIcIl steadily driven from position utter
hcaviiy, The llritish airmen bud n pc-sitiou.
(Canadian Press Despatch.) good day. hringirig down seven large News from the Western from is not
(lex-IIInII oh.scrv:ItloII liuiloons, tbrce Iucrcly hcing supprcsr.-ed iII Berlin but
I.ONl`i0N.- Thc eIIonIy’s :Irfiilcry of them in iiuurcs and coiisidcrublygis licing tloclc-rell for coustimptlon hy-
wus active III iIItr.rviIiI~I llIroIIglIoIIt I~rstI'i1‘li\\i-I thc eIII>In_v`s Iueulis oi' oh- Gt-.I~IIIIIII ncwspapcr rcallcrs. lliscrcp the night. at a numhcr ol' places uloIII: I»¢cI'viII;: our IIIovcIIII'-Iiis. 'i‘lII-, wca-f luicics twI.wecn the flernian and Al- our i`rI:»IIt, particularly in tho sector ther today is IIIilIl with nIIII_-it IIr-.cdcd=iic|1 olllcinl vc-.I-siolis arc apparently between Fresrioy und l.IIo.~l, says to-` rein i':IiliII,I:. uroilsing suspicion in so-me German IlIIy’s oilirinl st:1tcIIIcIIt. Our :I|‘ll|- IIIiIII|.4 III least :Ind iicrlin Iicwspupers lcry I'c.pllI-.Il ntl`t-t~tiv<`-ly. SUMMARY. arc bcini: boruburtleli with qua-slioIIs
_ that Ibcir military critics seein to
GERMANS CLAIM T`0 HAVE RRE- 'l`lIo izrcut lIuI1IIaII nippcrs which Ge- iiIId some diil`Icuit,y in answcfrlug.
CAPTURED FRESNOY neral iiaig has forced around thc There is sigiriiicance, also in the
southern cud ol’ the Ilroueourt Qucuut. tact that the German Em-peror in the
(Canadian Press Dcspatch.)' switch line are steadily closing and latest of his corIgrntIIlatcry teiegralms
, t.iIe rolling up of this important; sec- speaks ol` a. serious :Ind decisive time
BERLIN VIA LONDON- Gerinan tioII oi' thc Gcx-man deieiisc appears insteud ol' exulting ovclj victories,
troops have rccapturell Frcsnoy, says to be a Iiiutter oi` only It few days. 'l‘lIe real or iniflginary.
IIII nfiiclui stutcnicnt lssIIc.d today by l)rocouri-QIIe:IIIt. line -is it hastily im-
Army Helillquarlcrs Stall. i~‘rcsIIoy provlscd iuirriel' thrown up hy Field THE MACEDONIAN CAMPAIGN is n. town on thc AI'I'IIs frI;~IIt, live Marshal Von iliIIflcIIl>III-t-; to protect (_ ' miles soutliwcst of Lens :Ind was cup- tzxrnous iinc IIuIIIr:Ii in iionor ol' lIiIII- Apart from I-‘railcc tho only iight t.III‘t-.Il by the (‘IIIImliaIIIs May ii. Sillvli Hull had liccn sInIIslIcrl by Ihc iiritislI. of- sligiiillcullcc rcporlcd from the war the taking oi` thc town by IiI°ili.~IiI The lIIt.lI-I' I~csistIIIIt'l~ ol`|'a'I'eIl by thc t|IczIlI'I»:a is taking plncc in Mucedo-‘ i’IIrc-'-s thc (lcrlluins have Inudc Ili*-“iiitr GerInuIIs to Ihc ilriilsiI iIdvIIIII-Ie lI:I.-I niu, thc rcpt-I-is from this l'I-out :Ire rule efforts to I~ccuplIII‘c it :Ind Iiitlll- cctltrcd III tht-ir tit-I'cIIs.'» oi' il\IilcI:oI|I'l, nicaigrc IIIII IlIc.y iudicutrs iIIr-.I-e¢I.>IlIII*. ing has lu-,I-II most continuous on that ilII.mlII-:Ii :Intl l)uII:Ii wiIcII thc III<z~I'c ut-Iiiity which may prcsncc ;I gericml point ol' Ihe lIiIIdeni»III'g line. two IIIIII II hull Inllc:-. west of QIII-mit. oII`cIIsi\~f- by the Allies. `
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ASSllS|N'S BlIliElS ’EllNAlllANS|N IGERMANS SUPPRISS
MISSEQIHE KAISER CASUALTY lISl REPURIS UF IUSSES
(Canadian Press Despatch-) 5 _...__ (Canadian Press Despatch.)
NEW YORK- A News Agency dcls- (‘.0i"i\}NIiA(lEN VIA LONDON.-
palcb from Rr‘.'Ine published lIe1'e Ib s » ,The (lcrIIIuII vrrslon nt the French morning says Kaiser Williu.nI had 11 Total since |“dge_ "ow oiiicial war rcport c-t` last Saturday
narrow escape llron; ull; ulssusin; hui; Y3StCl'(I(ly'S LISL Of slippresscll enftlrcly :ill reterxlncemtor let while motor ng n er II. I1 .uric - tie cup urc 0 a por on o e n- despatch In the lforricr D‘Ituli:I nsser- lnc!ude§ Fwe dI=.niIIIrg llnc southeast of Vauxailion.
,ed m,|ay_ A" miitieliiifiell man tired SIX MISSIIIQ. (£illII:r cvlitic.IIlccs oi' Iloctorlni olthlhe thrcc shots at the RII scr's car tw" 0 . lcd c- iciu reports to ma e - em them striking the auto, thc third _...__ . agrcc with the clallms in the German going wild. lie was urrestcil. 'i`lIc otllcial sintcrncnt, indicate the anxie- despatch said the pt;-lice were silent (F,-gm Our Own Correspondent.) ty ol' thc German authorities as tothe oII the incident. ()’l"I`AWA.- lip to IInoII today effect oi thc news from the Western
there have been 15,457 (‘uu:Ir|iaII cn- lroIIt upon pII'blic opinion.
sunitlcs IIIIIIoIIIIccIl Iliuce the I;-pcnilig - 1,
oi' thc hattlc of Vlmy liiilgc. 'I‘oIlI\y
a list oi' l'I'li IIIIIIII‘s lIII‘iIIdcs 124 liiil-
cd lII fiction livc dicd IIIIII Six luis' `
sing
(Canadian Press Despatch.) I' --
i.0NIJON.- A grave political vrl- (canadian Press Despatch.)
has just 'b t rcm.Iln IIIIl g minute III nothing short. of the i`II|l of _ lIo|'. sunzinurizcd the situation in these (‘iIuncellor Von Iietlimnnn-ilollwcg in wnrlls lust night, The Socialist Y-|19 0DlIl|0l10f 111811)' ODSGYVGTS- I"0\‘i (From Our Own Correspondent.) ,Council of soldiers and lalbor dele-
Were Enlhusiasiicaliy
American Merchant
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
\\"».ASiiil~lC'l‘0N_- I-‘orcign Minis-
ter liIIil`ouI'. l.imIt.-Gcnerili Bridges and Adiuiirui Ile (‘iIa.ir, oi' the British Missioii, were I'ccoivcd today in the Senate wlIlI II IlcInoIIstrIItion which rivaiicd the I-III.lIIIsi:Ism and uct-luim 0i` their rcccplloii recently iI\ the liouse. Mr. liitifour was cscorfcd iII- t.o thc (‘lI1ImlIcI- by II ('oIIImitlcc oi’ ScIIIIroI'.~I IIIId occupicli II scat with Vice-l’I'csidc'IIt Marshall on the flos- truIII. Tim other IIIIcIulIeI's of the Mission had <-hairs oII the floor. After :I. reception on the Senate floor the
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EIII.I=ouII Inn Plillrh
LIoIIIzEI> Inu.
Received by llle Sellie
and Afterwards Enieriained at lIulI¢Il¢0_i. U. S. will Appropriate a Billion llelllrs ifer
Fleet. " ` `
Iparty was entertained at luncheon "by ‘Vice-i’resident Marshall.
(‘oIIgreI-Is will be asked to ap ro-
priate $1,000,000,000 for the 'buildglng ot' II gi-cut American merchant' dest which in to overcome the submarine Incnacc. ’i‘lIe government is inves- tigating the :Ictivtlics ot' the steamer Mnuitc-woc and other vessels of the American -tr-:Ins-Atlantic Company which :Irn said I0 have carried sup- plies to German submarines in the At- lantic. This was discussed at the Navy Department, today but no de- tails of the steps taken were _given ont.
RELIEVE TIN G
Fostex-, acting Premier ot’ Canada, here for conferr.-n'ce with the British commission. coIIf’eI'rell with Secre- tary Redfield ot' ihe,Department oi' l`!oInIIIert'e yesterday about getting cans for putting up food for Cana-I 'lian soldiers. Restrictions whtuchl have -irceii voluntarily at-ce-ptcrl by' can makers und users, Secretaryf`
SIR GEORGE FOSTER SEEKS TU
AN STURTAGE
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WASllINt.\TON--Sir George E. Redfield announced. will meet the
threatened shortage of tin cans” for food preservation, `
Under an agreement signed by a
committee ot tin plates manufac- turers. can makers, cmnem and wholesale grocer-s, which reached' the Department ot Commerce today, all interests concerned have consented to substitute paper and fibre contain- ers wherever possible.
UUARIIRLY IVIEEIING
P. E. I. PRESBYIERY
The Presbytory ot’ P“lnce Edward
Island met yesterday at St. James’ Hall at 11.30, and was duly constitut- ed by the Motlemtor. Mr. 'lrvirng. There were piescng with him Mel'/sn- Dr, Fullerton, J. W. McKenzie. J. M. McLeod (St. Peters), J. M. McLeod. tV:r.lieyfic,id). ,‘J. A;. Greenless, 1). Wright, J. i\1cl‘o!i. Robert Murray. (()'I.cary), ii. Murray, (Mount Stew- Irt), R. I., (‘oiiiII, Dr. McEwen, J. 's‘. i\‘lcl(uy, A. iilcliay, M. D. McLeod. Iuinistcis, 'l‘hcre wus' also a goodly 'mtl I Ie E elders.
Eli( iilll. '1 After thr- calling of the rnll and
the adoption oi minutes of last meet- ing thc t‘ieI~k read tliirtcen IIpplir~u.~ .ions to thc General Assembly for the rcccptiou oi" 'ministers from other
:lIIIr<~l1c-.'.-.
Mr, 'i‘. (‘.. James, the Clerk, pre-
sented n. lengthy, iucid and instruc- ‘ivc report on the statistics 0f:tbe church in this province, which, on motion was received, adopted and Mr. James thanked for his E-pleiidid c-ll`ort_ it was also agreed that the budget allocations remain as last -'ear with the exception of such changes as have been marie neces- sary by the re-adjustment oi some congregations. I
Mr. _lt_ L. Cotton reported that all
:he grants asked for from the Aug- mentation Fund had been made.
Dr. Fullerton reported thc- some in
connection with -the Iiomo Mlssinn Board.
A rilstnissiori took plum 0l\ i-he
MuI'I‘lrIgc. l.uws oi' tbr- provincc, dur- ing which it was strongly expressed thu thc said iuw should bc made
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IIIIPII culigi iIrI>IIIsI Ianni I IIEII III--MII
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
BRJARCL/li“F‘, N- Y.- Malcrr C. W.
Gordon, 43rd Cameron Highlanders, (‘.anIIdian,r t“Rslph Connor")_ addres- sing the Banker’s Association declar- cd that millions of`Amerlcans, not millir.-ns of dollars .would be required to ,win Ihc war. “We neat Ameri- cans ln the trl=IIclIes and we need them now," im said. “.Gemmany will not abandon the war," he con- tinued," until she is completely over- powered. Iier fighting force today is greater than when she entered the war. Germany. ii' she fails, must. abandon the moi-It cherished dream, the dream of giving her Kultur to all the races ci’ the world. Germany wants to predominate all the nations of the world." I
lW[l ISLANIIERS
RECEIVE DEGREES
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
iiAi.ll~‘AX_- The degree of bs.-
cheior is to be colxferredpby Blum!!- sie University upon two Prince Ed- ward lslunders, Fulton Henry Ander- son ol' Morell and Harold Stewart Iinynor of Enlnors,
III'-tulle. _
The Preshyiely then adjourned to
mer-t at the call oi' the Moderator
ED
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HlliiWiG’S S0ilP» A _p I;IIv{IIN|v|{NI wi s I""Yi_?.'iilii_f;_f;i.l.if;ii;iii;fiii;ii__iif;i'if,“"“ I
B I is-I.--E ouPoN ~
nal trouble within the German Em- pire began to reach London the pub lic bus iaith in the reports. Every- thing points to a great desire on the part df the German authorities to keep the news secret and unless all signs tail the trouble now rapidly as-
the first time since rumors of inter-;
sis is fast dcvcloplng lu Germany, nc- l’i~}'l`ii0GitAD.- The Government cording to authenticated news which iiuvc won ii, great victory; oIIr policy
~ rent. cd London I, will cui- I - s cmn cd. _ Premier MuliII-
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0T'I`A\VA.- The following island gates agree witlI'his statement. They
ers are among the casualties made assert indeed that the result of the
public todny: ‘
crisis has been from the events ol
Kiilled in Action.-J. McG0u In .tho last tow da s strengthened in
Malpeque; 'A_ It. McKinnon, nan; F. iinll, ilradalimne; Corp. S. l3eI~Iristc-, Alma; D. Kinnon, Miiltowu Cross.
in - Y
New An-f power and prestige and that Premier
Acting-‘ MillIIkol‘f has won a great personal N. Mc-Ivictory. It was Miliukofl” who preci-
pitIIIcIi the crisis.
. I);-nihuted by the
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|10 s. m.. It wus 42 shove: lu lin- 111-- T -~ . ~ x - ~ |it was 30 above. The coldest the aft* I ' ting limi. Ihe tievernmenl luis :uiov
_ tcri in priiwipll- (hc policy hi' thc Stair-
* - " | pIII~<-lmse ol thc liquor iriidr,
hours and t.iIiIjty-seven minutes. |
suminz the I>r0D0|‘ti0I\H of u swat D0-| Presumed to Have Died.--C. Bus-
lltlcal crisis, is destined to have a far- (on, (rape '|~,~m,..r,“._
. reaclllug enact' Mining-M. lloIIce-ttc, St Eicanhrs; E L
. J. A. W-igmore, Emerald.
Wounded-Gunner G. Birch, Sum-
merside; Daniel Arsenault. Central Bedeque; C. G. iiaguall. Har.e|gI~ovc;
J. Goodsc-e, Murray River. 'W
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
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ing tlaims II bus :IIItlIoril\ for stu
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provide against a threatened shortage ‘ - ‘I _i | in supply of salt for the curing of me sion houses of Winnipeg closed the. r great codiish catch in the Colony have d°'~"`5 I” `I’“*‘I“°““ 1”” night' T°d°‘y
I been suc(_”sfu|_ The Brlmh Admi_ the act respecting agents for the I-mic _ ,muy has “Wausau fm. a number of of intoxicating liquors in Manitoba wABmNGT0N__ The admmmrm
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