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_ JANUARY 10, 1917

Yrnz rRn;r~Ds sm buy

dflfillilm you can Rive

:hem-except your photograph

Madre an appointment today.

The Co0li's Studio

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Prepare for Christmas

If you can’t_gct Laci. L. 1l.c..i<.~

home for Christmas a new photo- ' graph will come nearest to taking ' your placi-will bring cheer to home keeping hearts. Make the appointment today at

The Bayer Studio

umvcucurnt. _

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Good Photography

M0detate Prlqeg, _ \ by Fruit-a-tivu Limited. Ottawa.

Personal attention to Am-

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Phone

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WARIUITON A al-IAW

Barrstars. Attorneys, Notary Pub-

lie, litc.,.8ol.IeItora for Canada Bank- ers Association. Bank of llontraai.

Canada, Permanent llortgaga Corpor- at on

Oilloes-Old Guardian Oilloe, Pre.

was Block. Carlottetown. P. l. I. '

llr. J. E. BLANCHARD 0 ‘ Dsmrisr _ _

PARLORS-125 Queen Street, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Phone 275-J.

'3482-12-19M1mo.

_S. S. Hessian

LAWYIII lolltagus, P. I. I. Money to Lana

has-I-illtf.

MORION I DUFFY -

larrlatan and Attorneys lolioitora for Rnyali Bank of Gannon,

HONIY TO LOAN

a.A. MeI.aam»-K;4>»~fDenaIe - Moltlanen

MeLlAN A Mel§lNNON _

. .larrIataro, .. attorney!-at-Law

loyal Bank Bldg.. Charlottetown.

Mcl.EOD &' BENTLEY

W. E. Bentley, K. G. `

Barrlatera and Attorneys-at-Law

Money to Loan. ` '

Office-Bank ol N. 8. Chambers,

Charlottetown. P. E. I. .. ..

J. D. Stewart

Barrister, Solicitor and Noun- Public- omce NEWSON BLOCK Charlottetown Branch Office Georgetown Money to Loan on Real

,_ _ _ __ ` 'rss cHAs1.o'rrs'rowN qUARD`1AN_’ _ . - ‘ PAGE SEYEN. _

The E tern rd: n

Making “Fruit-3-has .

from the juice! oi' fresh, ripe fruits. Thus, it is manifestly unfair to say, “ I won’t take Fruit-it-tives because 1 have

tried other remedies and they did mo _ no good". On the other hand, the fact ‘ that “Fruit-a-tives” is entirely diferent from any ollserprrpomfion in I/re world, isijust why you should give it a fair trinl, in any trouble of the Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys or Skin. “Fruit-a- tives", is composed ofthe aclwe principle of/ruif and I/ugrealerl ner-ne Ionic :nn discovered. 500. il. box, 6 i`or$::.50, trial size, 250. At all dealers or sent pustp... ti

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DRASTIC CHANGES ,

IN MILITARY RULE.-

LONDON. Jan. 6.-General Turner

and F. B. Mccurdy, M.P., who pro- ceeded to France have ilivestigated' the schemes for Canadian training In England which have already borne fruit. For those oillcers who hitherto have been enjoying somewhat lax methods ol’ obtaining leave -In London it came as a considerable shock that from now on they only get lenvc I-'uch as is extended to otilcers from the front-so many_days for so much service in training. i)r.'\stl'~ I-li:\.u_",r~:i are expected in English und' tiunailian commands on the return oi” General Turner. -lt is probable also that Gen- eral Turner may announce a new oi- iicer ln complete. charge of training.

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dill' Ilia -Flllll' Fllllls “Sell lll _gniéing in me runway 'want rat npradutanva

sorgetown has been completed and. is mor"-.nrefl by competent critics n excellent job. Everything is now

a _"l"RUIT~A'TIVES" ll the Pnl! in readiness for the winter sleamera medicine in the world that is made when they arrive.-&.

Henry Manuel tailor of Georgetown

has already taken up`hIs new duties.

Manuel in the 105th.-&.

a number of invited friends assembled at the home of Mr. and' Mrs. Keele,

Duncan and daughter. Miss. Luniia.

two former being - home on their vacation from Albcr-' ta. The principal features of the ev-l ening was dancing, violin music, furn-i ished by Messrs. Ddwln Peters, of Rollo Bay, und Filbrian Howlett, of- Gowan Brac. Selections on-the piano by Misses i‘.Iaribcl Kccfe and' Setta. Peters and vocnI_inusi<: by Mr. Lorne J. Peters in his usual good manner. At a late hour lunch wus served by Mrs. Arthur Dixon, after \--mcg me guests sang God' Save the King and departed to their homes, feeling thati

, Y I5 -D - Mrs. Arthur Dixon and her little son, Wiilliam Arthur were visiting at I<‘or- tune recently.-Mr. and Mrs. Adolph- us Bourgeois returned to Rollo Bay after spending' Christmas at New Harmony.--Mr. F-inley Mullally of St. I)unstan's College, is visiting at Ilollo Bay, the guest of Mr. Fred Peters.- Mr. Jolzzl Klcltliani of Souris West spent New Year's ut. Rollo Bay./the guest Df Mr. and Mrs. Fred Daigle.

EASTERN PEIISIIIIILS

..*¢'Mrs. James Pr.-uiton of George-

town has gone to Picton, N. S., to spend the'wlnter.-&.

..*Mr. Joseph Bbuchard has return-

ed from Trenton where he spent se-

.” veral month in tl ~ tél k It . I A

um; p|ac,,__s&_ le 8 8 Wm S H wliliotlf Pure Blood _ `

_ , . m* Health ls lmpsosible

.. Mr. James R. ‘Cavanagh of

Glenfanning was to Georgetown on

Tuesdag of last- week on a business ,- __

. t ip’ ' __ Ed mlth disease germs that lmperll

00 S ..*Miss Mar McEachern of Gordo ea '

Y ll

S_ireet, Georgetown, has removed tc- Charlottetowli, where she will- spend

- . . . the winter with M ~. d M .. E -

_ Skating time is here Menachem..-0. _I an N “gm lilhilllihiiniaviyiisp, °§{,§’,'},‘{§’{“°'§.B“"§,’},°,§

' ._.*Mr. Daniel D. MacDonald, farm- er for Captain Hugh M‘cPhee has re

. ‘ » ' relieves so proln tl s ob njoy the fun. Foot wear .:l\;fnefL]_l;;>_"1f¢»r_Hf:]@f Hamline 019 1'0"- ushly- For soon lli°l>'0,°'¢li§§r fompigi

YB en s and relatives in

Q uri d P

S imp01'la[]t. ‘Q 5 8" “pl” P"l“t-"&- health-bringing medicine Dr. Hamil-

-li

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Yllls

____Boys’ $250 to $3.50

. MIs8¢§_’_$ 2.50_to $3.25 Youths’ $2.00 to

I/I/W

YIIJIK .¢_ \\\\

lley & Co

.N in nuns Nu I iininsiini ns on ..

-Menu $2.5oi0 $5.00 "’°""""' ‘“” "ll: Z"-5 -“I”

w¢menv5'$2_95 1054, THE MDMEN1' -'panes DiAP'eP- H

SIN” REACHES THE STOM- ACH ALIL DlST_RESS GOES.

“Really does” put‘ bad stomach In

order- “really does” overcome indi- gestlon. riyspepsia, gas, heartburn

and sourness in live minutes- that-'p~°w] n, ° `

.lust that -makes Pape’s Dlapepsin

$2.25 ' ' ` ' r .the largest selling stomach regulate-r Duck, rf, °' ' ` _ In the world. If what you eat fer- 1~u|.]¢e§.a_

b€e0I.ll’I'iCWOffe1’IfIg ments into stubborn lumps, you Bye; (gb) ,.,,¢a“

belch gas and ercuate sour, undlgest-

5 1 1° ~ » a sertiou for advertisi g in this col

a vefr pleasant evenin was s ent-|5R|TA|N'3,2.000.000 MEN .

..°NEWB AGENT.-Mr. Bert Yos-

tr-n of Georgetown has been appointed News Agent on the Georgetown Branch of the P. E, I. Railway for the winter months -&

..°Mn. MANUEL EN|.|e1's1-Mr. _ -" d

..°|v|EE~r|Ne.- There win be A °

has enlisted for Home Defence and meeting of the hlacksmiths of Klng’s 3

and Queen's (‘ounty at Montague

HIS BREATH TO DOOM TOPER.

of Rollo Bay Centre. Mrs. Henry --_ _ ‘lg

l.lN(`i)l.\'. .\8b.. Jail. 8-'The exe-

and M-iss Gussle McF`arlunc', ol` r-n|lv<- hoard oi' the Nebraska Dry fl

Marshfield' ' being present 'l‘he- I-‘cde-‘ration <lr_n1'iefl here a prohibition :I

~ - ' t

law whirli will bc introduced at the next session ol the Legislature. Among its provisions are the follow- ing:

Any peace oiilcer in the State may

arrest any one whose breath has the odor of liquor. , Advertisement of intoxicants In any manner is proliiblted.

Sale of flavoring extracts and “whis-

key tablets" is prohibited.

It is made a criminal offence to tell

a man where he may get a drink.

NOW IN FRANCE.

PAIIIS, January 6.- A special Hav-

us despatch from the British front in France says:

“General 'Sir Douglas Haig today

commands the largest army Great Britain ever levied on her soil. The' number oi' oilectlven in the British army in Franco on January 1 was nearly 2,000,000 men. completely trained and ready, day or night, to re-

cegre orders from their commander-5 In- hlef.'i‘his ilgure only refers to the British forces In France, and in ex- clualve of those in the' defence of Great Britain, ireland, Salonlkl, Egy- pt, Mesopotamia. and Africa.”

Owing to faulty action of the kid-

neys and liver. the blood becomes lill-

The first warnings are hackache,

' dizziness, headache and lack of energy.` Act quickly if you would avoid the

today; they cure kidney and liver trou- bles for all timlto come. No medicine

ion. healthy appetite. use that grand

ton's Pills. Get a 25c box today.

‘Oats (white) bush . .. 60-60 Oats (black) bus 6868

Buckwheat (husb.) 75 90 Wheat ibnsh.) $1.25 -1.50

ay (tgp) $12.00 Si/raw n)- .. 7.00 Potatoes (bushel) .. 60-60 Lambs (live) .. .. .0895-.09 Pork, (selects) wholesale 15-15% Butter (creamery prints) 43-45 Eggs, doz. . . . . . 40-45

12-15 15-18 16-18 22-25 15-20 .07- 10

Cmciem

Beef (wholesale) dressed

lfe of Col. William Cornwallis-West

his command, and General Sir John Cowans was censured. but was re-

Ggnerai Owen. Thomas, who was also concerned, was vindicated.

Barrett was n sergeant in the

Welsh Fusiliers. Colonel Deline- Radcllife, and other officers |‘t:cc-m- mended him for a commission lute in 1915, and his claims were support- ed by Colonel and Mrs. Cornwallis- West und several prominent civilians

YOUNG OFFICER PROTESTED.

“Probably before _this tlme',- and

certainly later," says the report; “Mrs. Cornwallis-We-st began to take more than an ordinary interest in Mr. Barrett, to which he consistent.- ly failed to respond. Eventually, he wrote her ln Iiebruary lust a letter ofreinoustrauce. which she placed in the hands oi’ his commanding oiilc. ers "

his commander without the oppor- tunity of stating his case. Soon alter that he was transferred to another battalion on the demands of Mrs. Cornwallis-West. General Cowans, who aided the Cornwallis-Wests in securing Barrett‘s transfer, who was also concerned in the correspondence,

affairs of the western command, after he relinquished his cc~mmand, but is not disciplined, because he has since

staff; Ma.jorGeneral Lord (:heyles- more, Justice Sir James Richard At- kin and the 'Right lion Donald

wa - 6

A SEVERE CENSURE.

“We have no doubt that her In-

judicious boasting of the power she wellded at the War Oflice- which was confirmed to an appreciable ex- tent by the wording of some of Sir John Cc~wan’s letters- was calculat- ed io bring him and the administra- tion at the War Office' into dlsrepute. We feel obliged to record our opinion that this Iady's cc-nduct, as revealed in this case, has been highly discredit able -both in her behavior towards Second Lieutenant Barrett before his letter of the fourteenth of February in her vindictlve' attempts to injure him afterwards, and in the untruth-

retired. '

The court of Inquiry. which con-

sisted of Field Marshal, Sir William .

Nicholson, formerly chief of general

IPPIIS, URIIIHES, HIGH BRITISH ,SOCIETY '" '

_ _ __ ..`°l1' PAVO to hav In this Provinea.I . .°TWO CENTS per word each in- I _ I ' ll . it

Y' . I~

‘ ~ . ..°MR. R.” II. nuwLlTT is Gnalfumn. Cash must Jcompany order. C

rush agent for Annandale and vicinity. Minimum chllrse twenty-live cents- -

*naitwav wi-isa:-iris el ..°'r eonoonivae is enanmn . ' _

in llonta¢ne._ ‘

(By leaned Wire to Journal Preaa.) ‘Welsh Fucillers. The lady's two dau- 6 A R S LONDON, Jan. 3.- An army scan- ghters are the Princess of Pless laind I 1 I 4 'l, I I I th xercise ot iniiu- the Duchesss of Westminister. er -

hoe 15.01? lrillggh gilictfrs by u promlu- son was formerly the husband of 15 CENTS EACH

nt society woman, is described In the Lady Randolph Churchill. and is now eport of a court of inquiry lsauefd the husband of former Mrs.. Parlick

Mr. Manuel has a son Charles Edward Bridge, on Saturday, January 13th, at ignlgm' and MTL Cornwnnlswmt bampben'

..i oclock p. m. A full attendance is

..*ENJOVABLE NEW YEAR'S requested. Hy order ol' committee, N. R

EVENING.-On New Year's evcnnug G. McPhe-rson. 3870-1-10M1l. B

The _young oliieer commissioned

nd mother of the Princess of Pleas, from the ranks was luvaliderl home nd of the Duchess of Westminisrer, and “consistently failed _lo respond! is officially severely censurcal. Ile found Mrs. Cornwallis-Wests at-

The late Arthur Basil tcntlons embarrassing and wrote the 8|-Hmm, Liberal Member _of elderly lady a letter of protest which nrliament for the Mans- the' lady turned over to his com» eld division of Nottinghamshire, who manding oiilcer, the Lieutenant-Colo led last August, demanded an In- nel. who censllrell the YOUIII fOr 0011- |uiry in the House of (lc-mmons into duct unbecoming_a gentleman. The his matter, and was seconded by result was that after much letter writ- Irish members, who declared that a ing and wire' pulling the youth was young Irish oillcer's honor was ln- transferred to another Battalion. volved. It has since developed that Then his' friends interfered. with the the omcel- was Ueutengm Patrick result that there was much scandal- Barrett’ of the Welsh }.‘u§||1erg_ ous talk and a special Act of Parlia-

Accc-rdlng to a statement in the ment introduced by Lloyd-George,

House of Commons before recess he then Minister of War. -Finally the was completely exme.-me-d; .his court Inquiry issued a long interim commandmg omce,-B_ L|eut_.(~_010m=,.|',x-epoi-I with an additional ilve columns Delane-Radcliffe. was removed from l0I1iBht-

The ,first story of the kind appears

to have occurred on the banks of

turned because. of mg gnu] Wm-k_ the' Nile thousands of ye11rs`ago.

FIGHT FOR HER.

()nc of Lieut General ('ownn's lol.-

tcrs referred to u high ofllcial oi' the War Oillce who told Mrs. West he “would iight for her if be' had time." The report states that the "correspondenc indicates that Cowan

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Toto av 'ri-is Misrnsss or THE _ ' » Ksvs.

How to make YOUR Machine Sing at

the Rate of Eleven Strokes a Sec- ond or 137 Perfect Words a Minute -A Pandora Box of Good Advice to the Fraternity of Flying Fingers

Yes, it must be that the blneblrd

has at las; perl'-hed upon my iylifl- writer, for I am very happy. I feel I have reached _the goal oi' my ambi- tions. I mean this opportunity to talk to the greatest of audiences throuigh the greatest of mediums - thc newspaper. So I nm going to do tho very best I can and am sure I will tell you some things that will help you In your work. Not one will camo from a text hook. for each was devel- c-ped from experience gained on the road toward \‘I'orId's Vlmmplousliip honors.

I have always fell that I was self-

wns not merely guilty oi' -indlscretion. ‘mhly hummg wnmn my,,e|[ 81| my

but of a departure from oilicial prop- rir;-l.y." '

Many others are mixed up in this

affair, but the young lieutenant. is vindicated. The whole fuss is nn- olhsr illustration of how much trou- ble u dissatisfied lady can start. ller husband, Colonel Cornwallis-West. Rulhln Castle, Dcnblghshire.is not lnentioned in the whole affair.

(‘c<n1menting editorlally, the Times

says: “We trust the report of the'

Bhrrett Wu qeverly cmmored by committee of enquiry set up under

the amended Army Act will dispose completely of s scandal that has been the pretext of far too much gossip and ccuplcd the attention of busy pub- llc servants ot the War Office for some months ast' It vlndic tc th

- p . a s c'

character of a yt'/ung'oiIlcer from un- just asperlsions and distributes cen-

is criticized l'or interfering with the Sure in mher dhillcuons with vigor’ H

if minus in

_ LONDON. Jan. 6- According to

. _ the Daily Telegraph arrangements

m¢§L'i_;;’oxs' P'ljegfnsigblxfrsa"'i,§lf$__ are being made to replace a number

His W st: ' of young surgeons In the British hos-

pitals hy Americans In order to en- able the Britishers to enter the army.

There' are_ hundreds ot' doc-

tors of _military age in home hospitals who wish to join the army, says the Telegraph. but hit- herto they havo been denied that hon- or owlng to lack-or substitutes.

With a view to meeting the dif-

ilculty, the Daily Telegraph continues, the army authorities some time- ago enquired of the medical authorities in the,United States whether they could send to 'England detachments

of young American doctors. ' '

Hundreds oi' young doctors In the'

United States, according to the Tele- graph,.have volunte-e're`d 'to serve In the British army. but could not re- ceive a commission because they were

ed food and acid; tongue coated; _ Beef (uve we|g|,¢\ __ __ _, _05.:07 ful evidence she gave before us. not British practitioners. There is no

your insides filled with bile and un- ___________l` “It appeared in the evidence that barrier, however, to the-lr practisingl

digested food and acid; tongue coated ' this lady hopig pc-gmons or some in Great Britain. says the newspaper, your insides filled with bile and undl- BUMMERBIDE MARKETS. Importance In the country of Dcn- and they are exactly the' material re-

gestible waste. remember the mo

birghshlre, in various associations of

quired to iill the places of English

I Estate _ ` ° I ` ment "Pape-'s on e s|n~.¢},m..s nl Bunn- (aan-yi ern. srto as n |51 in 0 0: `1 an t - t in r t.

I‘l'Il-10-NIM. ~ -

lm D D _ D a pub c character fo ass ing 0 Ori Wio 6 P6 0 B0 0 8 F00

5§\\\\\\\\VI “‘“ contact with the stomach all such dis- RUNS? (¢l'6HiD0l'Y) Ib 41 to 42 the war work In ourropinion It is to The newspaper does- not any how

‘ ‘ __, ,.1 .li ' 1 | tress vanishes. Its truly astonishing ‘Bl-l¢kWh@B¢ D01' bllill ' (75 £0 1-00 be regretted that she should hold such many Americans are likely' go come,

harml;-sBel‘wBs.»-can caheo a e‘s a-

PRINCE EDWARD .ISLAND ,..,’}..‘. €...I“;i.. J... . .f..}?..‘;. Ei..

, ,_ T y

' TIME TABLE IN EFFEGT. JANUARY 3rd, 1917. druggist hands you your money back

-almost marvelous, and the joy is its

lar's worth of satisfaction or our

Cslfskins per Ib Eggs per doz. Chickens per lb. Fowl per lb Ducks per lb Hay (loose) ton

16 to 18

1000 to 12 00

crulting tn Wales, was transferred from the command oi' a Welsh bri

17 to 18 pqgltions," but asserts that they “may not run 38 to 89 The court also investigated re- into -many hundreds." It adds. how-

' 16 00 30 ports that General Owen Thomas, ever, that those who do come will he

12 t0 15 who took a prominent part in re- welcomed. -

A1°LANr|c srmoano rims. _ ws worn. its weight in gold to men 'day (pressed) ver ton 12100 *-0 13:0 :ads to a lesser command thi-olush "lull" Aeropllne

Trains outward-'-Read down _Trains Inward-R680 UD and women who can't get their stom Hide! 11°F lb 13 1° 19 Mrs. Cornwallis West's influence `

I~‘rId. Sunl. Sun. l '

-me-NIV 1:1 ` sas?

3.04 8.13 Hunter River

, 0 Emerald Jct.

5 Kensington

,,_¢.;:.: . mu gaze

:pts .ne

. 10.20 Arr. summersiae Dent.

P.M'. A.M. Atlantic Standard Time A.M. A.M. P.M. 2.10 0.50 Dept. Charlottetown Arr. 10.10 11.30 12.10

_ Wed. & . home- should always be kept handy Oat! (NICK) 009|! -- - 02 05 "To an unfortunate sequence of events

- . Fri. Thurs. Fri. Sun;

' _ Sat. <

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8.50 10.31 11.03 8.00 10.03 10.19

9.38 9.45

9.15 9.15

'I'ues. Thurs.

Bat . A . M . .. _

11.30 4.40 Dept. S\1mm0rSl0° .L14 5_3() Port Hill

2.44 6.32 O’Leary

3.51 7.1¢ A“>°fl"“ 5.00 7.55 Arr. Tisnllh _

Mon. I Wed. I Fri.

.A . M.

8.55 7.54 7.01 6.21 5.45

P.M.

Arr 12.15 '

10.42 9.26 8.22

Dept. 7.30

'-"' ‘ ` ~ "” ` "'" " ' TUBE- M0; An appreciation to our _ T _ . . pres

w;'l;_ 13,1? Fri- Wed- ent and .prospective customers.

Thur' ' I ' ` Sat: Our business of 1916 has ex- l- - A_M_ A,_1u_., ceeded In volume that of any

Bt PM.PM

0.40 5.00 Dept. ` ~ nzmemm Jet. _ . 4.30 _.550 Arr. .. CIW '|`_’_‘L‘i"FPf?_____.,_

Mon. » . ~’ '

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’ - .I.ues_ Dany Dany ' Ttgss. Mon. Tues. II])_:1ily‘ achs regulated. It belongs in your Limb Dell! (88010 00 10 30 This proved to be unfounded, but due

ef ax Ex g ' - - I- - ~ '

in 0880 of a sick sour upset stomach 00!! (WNC8) Dllr blllll ~ 05 and the ambiguous wording of certain (8

~ _ __ peelal to the Guardian.)

during the day or night. rits the P0*-31"" DUI’ blllll 50 oilicial letters. ROME, _|,my_ 9__ our A,.m|m.y quickest regulagor In the Wm.|d_ Butter (tub) .... 35-36 - i _ th

BEST

Wishes For 1917

previous year, and we cannot conceive but that our “square deal policy" has been the means oily-`_l_Ilotlesa.

We lateali appreciative host

rf customers that l¢_now our ,trade is large and they will hllow our stock to get stale

the sbelves.~ -

We all-, for of the present und`el'._. the :same solicit you;-_

r Y|`¢:tuf'*cdIipons fans; our cash el_ er are wort per een! on,,ay_er-,y -_dollar spgnt. .

Wishing you a Happy New

Year.

Turnips

parl

war began are:

Ill) llllli

EIIi.~."j__Pnii§maey Ltd

ipower In In no way

remedy, as

The report, calls attention to the

be had. It Is

ow price. _ \ ' ant Patrick Bsmtt. ot tae loyal

ly counter attacked e

straw (armed) ner ton 6-00 to 6-50 A cotouei. Pui.i.|Ne wines. " “°"°“” Bmw, (huh) lb __ _ _3640 enemy batteries along the entire

D91' Nllh l l l 30 The rcport says that Colonel Wynn/e élyntéysaglse °v;‘::t%";,?g; issued yesmn

Edwards reflected on General Thomas, '

' CANADN3 RECRUITS IN whois a brigade commander, in a let-' haénbetglf Tggzunilz | Fr°“t(;er itlhem " wurs s»EcoNo VEAR 0.- is nr.. comwiiii.-wen. "yan -mm" 'e “° °’ “K ““ “"‘ °“'

the a arent ob t 'of exalting his ' ‘

OTTAWA. January 0-During the own ifiialiacstlnrigcror post ur same." ae?“‘;'",§ §'““"'“" ¥lI'.“l‘* ““ d"“"““ YBHI' JUS! CIOBGG 173.537 meh WGN? |Mrs. Cornwallis-West sent the let- t :gan T °“';h°_ver' re" Tl" |r°` recruited in Canada.0l' "SUNY hill! I-h8|_ter to General Cowans with a post- 13;' W a onlg edcoast "mc exp °B` total of 385,055, since uw ouisrqnk or Script which 1,., fo.-warden to Lien. N ; ‘ire “'fiPf" °" "le °l““°“ “I War. In the last fortnight 2.517 men General sir wnnsm Pitcairn camp “ rf’ "" ““ “ "‘° '°¢'°" °' M°“'° enrolled. u 0°°'°°°° °f "00 'li' 00m- bm, nr me wir omcs, advising mm °,“"' “el” ““‘f_, Pelllfde' Th” “°“"

50|! With 010 I>l'€¢0`diil8 two to keep an eye on Edwards. and ex- gran? "mltrse sae? ig spite M me I"ig\ll'€‘B ily military dillrlots pressing n high opinion of him. B mm e enemy" auerles'

85.384 fact that it is contrary to t he regu-

41.3% lations of a War Oillce ofgclal to

. . 3 . enter into private correspon ence on

33.993 oiilcial matters, ands also says: .. 7,720 "Regret is expressed that a letter ---

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as to be capable of misconstrnotlon. gove"rnment_ has handid to diploma-

.. , in an case,aportlon of the letter was c resentatves ,oi e entene n Ibrtnight the totals hafe In thi' nature of an adverse report on series of statements in resD°l\1l° I0

B,-|5a¢||¢|-.Qenm-3| Owgn Thomas, and__the last note or the Allies. These should have been communicated ' to statements, the despatch says, are

fa . 367 that oiilcer at that time. It is also re- neither refusal -nor acceptance cf the 312 garded as unfortunate _ that Lord sntente note but point out its dif- ... ..~.. .. 284 French should have concurred in the ilcultles in the way . of conipliance

. .. .. 260 terms of the Wan Oiiice lettdr of July with some of the terms. '

.... 84,517 29' to Brigadier-General Thomas, --_--i._._......

.. . . . 20'! which letter must have confirmed the

. . 162 latter’g suspicion of sinister' iniiu-

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Belxelli lliifilgllailmwaitrh The findings of the court of Inquiry °“"°'l °f "'°“"“""“' “mf 0"’ ""5 Owah A" “mm Resend'

of suffering. by the iadlcioua use of ' < U-NTD

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m-1 0 ui ci ni M _ °" °“’ ° ' "°*¢”"°"' its tllllgivllilallllilii-we°ltl't<io\r°"s 'mug tllzn ' \ f 5'- CMI' -“°"°'.'!l‘*- its ordinary Interest" in Second Lleutan-. st* ‘“d°‘°°' Q°°"‘ 1' “‘r' 'n' -

typewriter linowlt-dgc, and wished I could gather you all around mc, hun- dreds of thousands though you mn_v he, und impart to you lots and lots 5-1 linings that for years have been r-lam- oring for utterance. Filmlly n good fairy whispered 'that I slir.-.iid beard the editorial lion in his nanctum. And I did. Thnt's the reason I must transpose the well known fuhle und. like a little mouse, give thank,-1 lo tho editors who have math- nil this pc.~s_sI- ble.

WHO I AM-HOW I LOOK_

Of course you want to know some-'

thing about my record-hc~w old -I nm. how I look and where I live. Wcll, three times I have held thc Interna- tional (Ihamplc-nshlp for typing. II' I had a vote, I would have cast my .seo- ond ballot this year in Passic, N..I.. Could say, I suppose. that I am wil- lowy and blue of eye, hut confidential- ly I am of medium size. my eyes are blue and, whisper. my hair is red, not auburn or tilian, but just red. And I'm proud oi’ it. for they tell me that the first woman to adorn a.seat in Congress is similarly blessed.

Ami right here let me give you u

little word of advice. (‘ui these' artic- les out and keep them, for, based on “The Owen Idea," they will contain it complete course' in, typewriting.

l'll start by giving my girl _friends

n little ndvice about how to look and act in a business office. I tlon’t think a lr/ng discussion about deportment is really necessary. ,The business wo- man ot' today must be "nice," for is -she not the right hand o_f the states- man, and the steadying influence of the business world? So I say. "Girls, _he modest. Be your mother's girl in thc oilico as well as in the home." Get down to simple lines _and colors in skirts, cultivate tailor-mario waists, but, ii unbecoming, wear those sllizflxt- ly open at the throat.

A LA PADEI-IEWSKI.

All the real typistsi of this day are

"Touch Operators! ami play thc typo- writer just as Pailerowski plays tho piano, although most of us nre not quite as fast, nor is the result. always so harmonious. Leave your earnings at home; takt- dii your rings and bracelets in the oiilce and Iei's get started.

We will begin just 'as though we

were all novices. First. your position at the typewriter. Adjust your chair so that It is neither too high nor too low, and seat yourself about 14 inches from the machine. so that your elbows held slightly lowcr than the hands, are close to the body. The front ol' the machine should he drawn to thu edge of the table and securely fasten- ed.

HOW TO HOLD YOUR HANDS.

Nc-w. If you have been taught tn

place your hands on u level with llie second row of keys, forget it. Make your hands assume a position slant- downward with the keys. dropping the wrists naturally.

At this point you should also know

how to insert,tbe paper in the mach- ine. and. even thouzh I expect to glvc detailed Instructions later, I will tell you now how this should be done.

Holding the paper In the center of

the left edge. between the thumb and second linger of the deft hand, let it fall between the paper reg; and the feed rolls of the typewriter . Al thc "U19 WU ‘I0 INS, your other hand must be on the right hand platen knob or twirler. As the paper touches the feed rolls. give the knob a quick twirl. This will bring the paper lo the line of writins on tba sheet.

ALL READY. FOR WORK.

. There now. we have arrived .at the f°l'l’°¢! Wsltlon at the typewriter and earned the proper method for insert- llll "le Illlier. The next lesson will be on "How to Strike ii‘he Key" and P°l'f°¢¢ Rhythm." Then we will en- wl' the "Um 0' "I0 9198". picking up, Il We ima aloha. new nngu- sxereis. es and triclh of the profession.

MARGARET I. OWEN.

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