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CIGARS AND "

CIGARETTES I

in Ouantities

Come in and talk it over with us and itil. US Sh0W you some of the well known brands with spec-

inl prices we can quote you. We have everything for the smoker.

Sea our OLD PALL PIPES at 65c each.

E. A. FOSTER

CENTRAL DRUGSTORE

' who has just told the story of the sink I

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LONDON. ren. in-corn Klietionef und his stuff did not cven roach the deck ot the British Cruiser Hampshire, :after she struck a mine off tho was; of Scotland one stormy night in Juno 1916, according to u wnrrent officer

iug to u correspondent; of the Munch. ester Guardian.

Questions concerning the sinking

of therl-Iampsliirc have been asked in Parliament because. ot the persistent rumor that the vessel had been sunk by a submarine and Lord Kitchener had #been carried off a prisoner to Cer many. No detailed stntenient, how- ever, has over been officially given out. The name of the officer who now tells the story has not been disclosed

l~‘our days after the Jutinnd battle according. to the ofi'icer, the -Hampshire ` took Lord Kitchener aboard on June 5. and set out with about 800 persons on bonrd in "thei'oulest weather known ln that region." She was escorted by t\vo destroyers who were unable to fnce the Storm and returned to port. Everything on board the ll-anipsliire was lashed down, und only one hatch- way was left open.

About eight o'clock in the evening

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the ship was shaken by it terrific ex-

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FOR DALE.-TW-O STACKS HAY. iiorucc Vessey, York.

3996-2-15n1&ilpd.

_______ ,_..____. __.».__....._..... FOR SALE A REGISTERED HOLS- tein hull 2 yours old. Apply Geo. Ili. Campbell, Canoe tfovc.

3999-2-15.\l3ipd.

'I1 FOR SALE AT HALF PRICE quantity of small and cnt potatoes.- Apply to li. J. McNeill, Suhr Glyn- don, li. ii. wI\n1'f_ Cl\a|'lottctown_

3515!)-‘.’-i3mIllpd_

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i WANTED 300 BUS. GOOD OATS

State best cash price. lfox 254

i Charlottletmvn. 3950-2-13M3ipd.

WANTED MAN T0 WORK ON farm :ind wife ns housekeeper Good wages. Write Box 254 Char lottetown. 3956-2-13M8ipd

RAW FURS WANTED.-50 RED ANE

Patch Fox skins, 1,000 Muskrats 50 Mink, 100 Weasel. Highesi prices paid for same. J. B. Rom

bough, 128 Gt. George Street, Char lottetown. 3887-0'1Mt

FOR SALE--1 24 H. P. GREY .MAR ine Engine, withshaft and .propell er; used port of one summer. For prico apply -to Prowsc & Sons, Ltd. Mnrru-y Harbor. 3732-2-lssttti

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BCOUNTERS FOR SALE AT A BAR gun-nll`in~`1s`t class condition, suit

_ able for country stores. See Mr. Mt l

Dongall, at Stanley Bros., old storl il

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with Pyrometer, suitable for hotel or restaurant. Also other utensils for cake bzrking. Jessop, 138_ Gt. Georg< Sim-_t. __ 3932-2-iznioipd

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FOR SALE 5 SHARES IN THE GEN eral Fur hinrms-n dividend pay cr on the pclt=basis. For particular: ‘ address -Box 4-16, Clmrloctetown.

3955-2-13|nti

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FOR SALE-2 AYRSHIRE BULLE fourteen( and eight months old from Hood mothers. C. H. Robert-I son, York. R. R. No. 2.

3997-2-ibliiliipd.

FOR SALE AT MONTAGUE THE llrvnorty known as the Donald Mc lvvod property; also fox ranch known ns thc Smith Itnnch. l"o| llartirulars, apply to John I). llutue lluilstulllinge. N. R. No. Ll, l’. E. 1 ` _ 3902-2-11m6lpd

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IOTTAGE TO LET AT KEPPOCI also two sliowcnscs for sale. Appl 238 Kent St. 3994-2»l.T»nt3‘ ~ MISUELLANEOUS

AUCTION.-STOCK AND FARM iM

plements nil lcinds on Feb. iith. J Ai McMurdo, Victoria.

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vlncial Land Surveyor, lit-ri;:.|n\-ill.

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iuardlan Occ. 3694-i-1i0.\il:1|_,

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who stoel barrel from West Itivor Bridge, please return same and Save trouble as they are known. Charles Moore. 3977-2-14 M3lpd

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Pinion and than-uw scrambled for thc dank.. Oliesro quickly took their. Ponta, but their orders could not be hoard because of thc raging storm and tho terrible sound of escaping stcnm_

Immediately ufter the explosion

there was nnothcr and nil lights went Out. which added to the confusion.

'i’ho officer, with n companion, cut

.he lushings oi' u life raft. it being im- _wssihle to launch the boats in the .errific sea. and the raft was slipped :ver the side, it turned upside down but finally righted and he with others iound themselves afloat. - Almost lm- niediately the ship went down, not more than five mln-utes after the first explosion. The ofllcer did .not see lord Kitchener on deck, and it is his :pinion that as only one hatchway was Jpen. the only men who reached the lock were those who went that way.

Although much confused, he rccnlls,

.rying to open u number of other lintdhwayn while trying to roach the :lock and found them nll battered

_‘ive hours, during which time many Jf the men were washed from the-raft while others died and rolled into the :ret in the centre. The raft was then ;ossed through an opening in a rocky reef and beached on an island.

The officer scoffed nt the suggestion

:hat Lord Kitchener had been sured.

ExAwnNA1'|oN

The semi annual examination of

.North Wiinsloo school took place on Monday afternoon. Dec. 23rd. The ;¢hool was very artistically decorated ‘or tho occasion with SDFUCU “Dil plno and colored trimmings including bells and flags, while in the corner di the room stood a Christmas tree bountifully lnden with gifts for both ‘zhildren and teacher. The children were examined in the various branch zs by their teacher, Miss Bernice Rodd assisted* lby Miss -Mary McCallum: tlso Ruth Viiebster and Miss Katie Dudmore and Mr. Wilburn Younker Phe scholars showed by their Prompt ind ready answers the careful .train ng which they received during tin ust yeo.'r_,_Therc was it goodly num lor present being both parents and ‘ithor visitors showing the interest .lwy hu.vo in their school. Ai. the con :iusion oil a thorough cxuminatiox if all grades u programme wus on e-rtuing‘ly rendered -by the school, fol owed by lbrlcf remarks from many >( the visitors all of -whom expressed themselves well satisfied with boil

zlu-. ontertainment and the examinat i 'ui and the standing of the schoo

~| general. The following programme ins then rendered:

Chorus-Merry Xmas to All, School; tccitntion “Wc`lcon\c" Enrl Carter; linloguc, "What we cnn do"; Itccitat on "A bud oat-ie"; Recitation "Santa Surprise" Lnurn. Cudtnore; Dialogue 'A C-hristuuus Letter by En'-ma Shaw md Stanley Younker; Chorus "Out ?‘lng", School; Dialogue “Olden Days" by Viola Roberts and Hazel -Coles, Rocitntion, Hazel Coles; ltecitation David. Roberts; Dialogn; “Days o' _he Week" »by seven little girls; Re- citation, “Smart Girl", ~May Carter; itecrtutioi1,iiaiii\:tlt Mcl\'aughton;Chor-' ns. "Thu.t‘s \So To” School.

First prizes were awarded for nt-

indunco to Earl and May Carter und wcrond prizes equally merited- and wnrdcd to Eva Coles and Mildred ‘l<:.\Juugl\ton.

.titer the iprogrumme the pupils

lresented their teacher with it very mcfnl present as un appreciation 01 -'|fl"1"-'- :mil careful work showing 'f so doing the love existing -be- .wecn both tcuchor and pupils. The

teacher though taken by surprise

iown. The rufte drifted for over ilvei

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FOR SALE A LIGHT FOUR 5 PAS ` graphs. Kindly return to Guardian

“Niger Overland cur in first close Oiiiee and 'receive reward.

condition only run 3000 milog 4003-2-i5Mllpd.

Good ns new. '4 tires ‘brand nov with three extrns. Write J. E. Z care Guardian Office.

”“"2"""““"’“ Wellington Centre School'

FOR ssfa-one srAcK or HM

Appiy _io A_ D_ Inman* Hampton 2 The semi-annual examination of

` W»elilngton School -took place on Jan.

FOR 3Ai_E_ FMEZE ULSTER l0 and was largely attended. The elgui ||ned_ good as new size 39 oi aupils who were thoroughly examined -i0_ Amiiy _"_ Ross, Taiior’ Grew 'n ull the subjects by their teacher Goo;-go si,.eei_ 3914_2_1iM3i ii Wiss Mary E. Mctlnbe assisted -by the

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STOCK OUOTATIONS

An interesting feature of the cxnm-I

HA - ' nation wns u hotly contested "Table-

UFAX. N S., Feb. 14.-»tQuote ..

lions furnigngq 'by if B M C rd 8 Watch.

no ' ‘ ° “ Y Several reeimtlons were sive" and

-. stork and bond brokers. memb

m of we Munir.” stock muh" e :hnruscs sung by the school.

McCord lj i' ` ‘ l\tt:h_ _ S T

" Sli'/¢ 89%

Ale. ilshop, :md iris. lluriuwe drnwu by lra`

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Ann larlown. I'r|I.n for in-_st p|'oi'»rcs.-t dur

ng the school term drziwn by Nolllc

' lornnil .prize for babies Junior clnss _

‘iqually moritod‘ by Myrtle Barlowo. '\”I"m“b"°°' M'"`""" md s“tI"""" ...__

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Vlyrtlo t.orm~il, und Joan (nmoron.i Dollies iopa rod I The AnmmlMec""gU|, thc5hm_d_

, f i'll~~' latin' .- l - ~ - “ UW "WC r" ul "ik “""‘l’_:‘ 'mug G p,,,.d ,.,,i.,,i,., ,md 9i,,¢|,,|,, G,,,,,ii,,L._hoIders of the Malpequo Lurieto

f\'>“"lY "W3 U ‘" ” “"‘ ' '”" - ~- ` . Inland C-up U :ter Com any Ltd.

' - loo'/t Minn Annu M-_-cube uno Mrs. i\icUvn» mul cylinder on ul.-in in sim" _i;illb9heidln cI1¢ hall ut Nlélgetiti “.

52 _ 52% :ld who assisted at the examination 15 yn" “pi-,i-ienco | _ E_ [_ on wediwsday [ie rum-y

me also to Miss 'McCabe for her succ- i v Igth ‘ii 7 °'¢|0¢k P m_ -

smut examination /ui were than :re Bv order of Executive

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U T' ttsd to home-made candy by the teach- vi HOWARD RAMSAY

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u d ns' H."f"` N' ` M -~0no for Tables Senior ciuss~lL‘t|unl-

A. P y merited lv? Anrbroso i\lci\’t'I|l. John ,

,. Un., sitlufpig

i'rizcs warg, nwlardod by the teacher

‘ltnnkcd them very much l'or their thouglttfulncss The part of the .pro- gram which wus most interesting to the children 'wus the distributing of gifts from the Xmas tree. Each of thc scholars was kindly remembered with candy and fruit also to the visi-' tors. The trustees present express- ed themselves well pleased with me vote of supplement amounting to $125 ill-N0 by H00\ll'ing -a good teacher, nl- ;o regarding education. The time has pnssetl uihcn good teachers can he FXDe<-.ted for smnll supplements. Rev. D. Webster spoke very approvingly of the people of P. E. l. lie said he trnv- eled several places attd wherever he mot nu islulntlcr he always found them to bc citizens of good standing and sm-pliaslzod the importance of u. good oilucotion. The very pleasant outing wus brought to a close by the sing- ing of the National Anthem led 'by llirs. W. ltodd. The children and visi- tors then returned to their homes

' well satisfied.

Garage

.r 31191- which the examination closed _ _ _ C! TYUYUHI Secretory.

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frm mmfnmi /\m.m~m_ militi-311| won U2 wnpnii aaoeeomrolin.1::.1e.1.:m»a

day, Jnnnury 22nd. l'rom het' inther’s

Church, wlierc liigh Mass oi lied-

,No Wlltlmle

‘-.Délllriiilinn 0 c ol Aliens

\V.ASH-INGTON. Feb. 13-Anthony

Cuminetti. Commissioner-General of Immigration, said tonight that report., of prospective wholesale deportations of uiiens were "unjustlfb.=d."

-‘lt is estimated that about six thous-

-and aliens are to be deported,_ the ;|-out majority ‘because they are insane ‘or otherwise public charges," Mr. Cam- lnetti said. "Most of the remainder are diseased or have been found guilty of offences subjecting them to deport- ation. A few compnritively, ure agit- ators, who ure opposed to our form of govcrntncnt or all organized govern- mont. '

"None of-the aliens recently tukon

from Seattle to Ellis island for deport- tution had nuy connection with the strikes at Seattle or elsewhere in tin-

wcst. _ “Deportees new in custody have 'been rounded up over n considerable period of time, -but could not be deported hc- iore :because of the slxortugc of shi.pp- ing facilities.

“All reports that trains ure being

others are exagserated."

IN MEMDRIAM

MR. HARRY STEWART

l)r, .lumen Warburton. Metiicnl Su-

perintendent ot' the Convalescent Home received n telcgrutn ycstvrtlny nnouucing the death from pneumon- cit, in London, England. ol' Mr. flurry Etetvairt, son of Mrs. R. B. S-iewari, nl Stratihgartney. T-he late Mr. Stew- §.~t enlisted as a private in British (olumhia shortly alter the outbreak ‘rf the war and has been four years 'cversea-s. At :the time oi"his death _la held n commission in thelmpcrial `1drm_v. lie was an admirable _voting nan and his demise -will be deeply fel; by :ll-l wlho lknew -him. 'l‘-hc \Vnr- urton fn.n1|ily ltnvc sufforetl very sov- ivly in ilu: wur. l.-L will lin: rrinolu- |_-rud that Dr. George \\'nrhurton lost wo sons and Dr. Jmncs \\'1urburion ud his two sons through the thick nf lie figiitlng, one seriously wounded, . cn-ll the other in most of the battling

in .\iesopotau1in.».\'ow -conwg tho sud ,vord that their nephew, hir. lin-:ry Stewart has passed trvvay. The sym

_ uthy of alii will go out fto Mis. Stew-

urton fumiily here.

KATHLEEN MAY WALSH

l On '_l`uesda_v Janna-ry lllst the home: of Mr. und Mrs. Bertram \\'uisl\, St. r Ann’s, Hope River, was deeply sail-‘ dened, 'when their loving family t-ii cle was *broken by the curly tlcntisa- of' their youngest daughter. Kathleen May, after an illness of but an luv days. The deceased who was twt-::\~" two years of nge just entering \vcn1.|n- hood enjoyed hcr usual good ln~nl-th, until January llrd when lnlin<nw.;| vn- terod the home. ,\t iirsi, in-r raise did not seem serious; in fin.-I. it was

thought. sho wus fast recovering whrni suddenly -t-he disease developed into ai more malignant typo. which in snllrl

oi' constant, loving cure finally pi-oven i fatal. | Ka/thlcen u,i’i.cr receiving u prlm:1r_»

cdnca/tion at hcr home school und litm- tico Convent. entered Prince or \\‘nlnsl College and uftcr n suet:cssl`\`|l yours work in that institution jolntnl th". tcnullillg profession in 1914. l~`ru|n that time until her illness sin-. lnntrlll in St. Ann's, St. l’utrlt:k‘s, ionn and Milivale school districts und every- where her gentle modesty and sintplv unaffected munnt-r gained the henrls not only of the children pluccil ntnli-i

her cnrc but of nil who knew hcr.

` From the beginning of hcr illness, she spoke of death inthe spiritof cnlm

resignation to the Holy Will of' God.i und nfter reccivlm: lioly Viator-limi anti being nnointcd with thc oil ol idx- treme llnctIon_ she e.\‘|>i‘t\:;_~»t\tl hcr en- tire wiilingness to dit-_ ‘ The loving members of the family

are besides her sorrowing pnren»ts,ono sister Margaret and five brothers John. Patrick. Peter. llert und James. 'ro thorn, their tnnn_\' friends extend sincere und prnyorlul sympnthy in

their bercnvcmont.

The funeral .took lilow on \\'1=d1\0-1-

residence St. Ann’s to the Parish

ulem was chanted -by her uncle ltcv. P. D. MeGuignn. pastor ot Vernon lilvcr. Ailtvr Ainss interment was nmdo in thu pnrlsh rctltclcry.

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Prices are _slashed to effect a swift clean clearance

of all these desirable Remnants including

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Remnants oi Sheetings

Remnants, of Art Sateens

Remnants of Art Cretonnes

Remnants of Curtainings ‘

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Press Advertising Sold Victory Bonds

they were 40,00() in Mzircli, 1917--this is shown by the num-

BEFORI5 the war,bond buyers were “marked men". In number

ber of ptu'cln\scr.~‘. ol the iiovornment War Loan of that date.

But in the autumn of the saxnoyear, their number increased twenty limes.-to"820,000l This was the number purchasing the Victory Loan, 1917. Last month--November, 1918-over 1,000,000 persons purchased the Victory Loan, 1918! '

Tliesc wontlerful results were accomplislictl by Press Advertising.

lit-lore tho war one-ln\|l` of mn' per cont. ol' our people bought bonds. Now quilt- iwelvc and into-Iinil pi-r rr-ul. ul" our people are bon.i,huyors!

lit‘l`o|'t- ilu- siupelnlmls :iimnitii oi' $1-i7(5,tl0tl,(,l0l) worth of lnnnls tzonlfl ln- soltl to our Canadian people in llirw-

nvt-|'lfn>tlt‘tl. Nu scllirig point 'was lit-grim-it.-il.

'|`ln- result is that tianatiians to-day

weeks a most ilmroilgli and cxliailis- live campaign of utiilrniioll was |1ocessn|‘y,nntl this trznnpnign was carried through by init-'f-i'iisi|n;' in ilu: ptlblic press. 'I`ln- pmvvr of the ....prinlt‘t| word :never had n num- ron- vincing tlctnonslrniion.

ily mtrans of tin- priniotl wortl, l|n'otl[_{ll illc mtvtlium ol' :nIvt'|'iis- ments in lin: press of our t'uuntr_v, ilitrilulintlinll people \vcrt- nmdtrio lcnow what bonds arc, ih<~ nntnrt: of ilnrir st-tr\l|'iiy, ilu-ir i\iit'ut~ii\-'olit‘ss; ns nn invcsinn-.ni. and why the Gov- ernment had to sell bonds.

livery point and l'<‘i\inr<- ol \"i<:l¢n'_\' Iiontis was ill\|strai<~tl :uni <|<».~at'rlln-tl l»cI`or0 and <I||rln|_{ ilu- t':\lvipni;,u|~»i|1 :|4Ivc|'iistr|\n:nis. iN<» nrnlmn-ni was

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nrt- n nation oi lnntrillolders.

'l`ln-_v know what a convenient, safe. and profitable form of investment lnnnls nrt-. Inslcml of one man in two lnuitlred owning bonds, now ont' (Innntiinn in ciglil-~int‘ll, women anti t-hildren»~owns a Government Secur- ity

'l`liis complete irnnslbrinatiolt in ilu- nniional mind :end habits was brought about l»_\' advertising in thc |1|‘rss oi' the nn.i<>n. Press adver- tising has justified nsell' as the surest and speediesi method by which a man's reason run be influenced and directed.

'l`ln- l\iin_isi|_-r _of Finnnctf acknow- it-ilggos ilns. ills own words arc:

i`ln» wontlf rlul success of tin- Loan ,wus due in laiigc iueas- .. ure to ilu ir -the press oi' Canada' splendid an unilrlng

efforts during the' whole of the Campaign."

.\ir. E. R. Wood, Chairman of the Dominion Execuilve Committee having over-

siglhi of thc cuinpoig,-,zi to raise Vicior_v` Loan, 1018, said “ . _ _ The 'press pnrlit-.ity <:atnpah_;n . . . will rank as om- oi' the most ronmrkalllc nur effl- cienl publicity rnlnpnigiis 1-vc-r _|nnir~rial\'cn in any conntr_v." and Mr. J..lI. (lnndy, Vic:--iflmirmnn oi' lho .~:=nin-.1-oniniiitcc said: “i have been selling bonds forn long"iin'n~, but I ncvt-r lotnnl il so onsy io .\'<~Il ihcnl as nt this iitnc. The reason is the splendid work tin- press Inns done. I inkc off my hui to the press of Canada." .

The silccoss ol' Victory l.o:in, 1918, and ll‘c knowledge which Callu- dians now possess of bond:< ure :t strziiglil rlnillrnggc to the man who doubts the power oi' the printed word, in thc form of adveriieunenis, o sell goods--and this applies not to bonds alone, but to the goods you are interested in selling. .- ,

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