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..*MR. R. Fl. HOWLETT is Guard-

ian spent for Annandale and vicinity.

..*8HiPPiNG NEWS.- Schr. Vio-

let West, Capt. Harpeil cleared for lllontngue tol ond produce for Mc- lieod and McGregor.- S1,-hr. Melrose

Capt. Stacey is dischargiug~u.-ioadr-oi`1

coal at Lower Montague for W. A. Pools & Co.- ,Schr. Linda i.ibbo` cleared for Cardigan with a loud of (-011 and \vill load produce for J. A. l\icDonal¢1 & Co.. for 'St. John. Ne- t‘oundiand.- Schr. Lucid Capt. Wil- liam Green. cleared for North Syd~ rnmf 'with ~a --load-.-of-»produce---shipped hy' W. A. Poole & Co.-- Schr. J.C. \\'illlnn1, Capt. Young is at McDon- uld‘s wharf who-re she will load pro-' door: ‘by McDonald Bros.. for Halifax. .\'. S.-f Schr. Victoria, Capt. Laug- ullu, arrived from New York with hard coul~ discharged at Mcllonald llrus., wharf.--&.

EliSl`£Rii PERSONALS

,,*Miss Alice Compton, Georgetown

spent the week end in (iharlottetown. ~~&.

..*Mr. William Lelllanc of port

i-‘r-lix, N. S. spent Sunday in George- lo\\n.--&

..‘“-Mr. Fred Gotell returned from

Trenton N. und is visiting at his homo in Georgetown.~&.

..*I\Iossrs John Johnston and Mat-

tie Burke and llrtrold McGrq;or of t’ur<ljgz1n left on l"rida_v lust for Trenton. N. S.-&.

..*'l`l\c Misses Katie and Mary

.‘.icl<nnn oi' (‘huriotl.etown were in (loorgetown lust week to attend thu t'un1~rul of thc' late Willie llavid.-&

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Professional Cards Miss Daisy Rutlge

171 Great George St.-Ph°no 'Con- nectlon.

Manufacturer of all kinds oi ilne

hair goods, including, Toupees and Wigs.

lluir dressing, Maniouring,_ Shaan-

pooing, slngeing. 567-10-10Mlm0pd.

Dr. Clift

CHRONIC DISEASES

CURATIVE TREATMENT by the

month in advance, Victoria Hotel. Clmrlot.tetown,`P. E. tl., Canada.

HOURS, 12 to 3 daily. N0_W. '

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Barrister, Solicitor and

_ Notarv Public Office Newoon Block, Charlottetown Brahch Office, Georgetown Money to Loan on Real Estate

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insertion for advertising in this go lumn. Cashmust accompany 0|-der Minimum charge twenty-five cents.

..°MR. HAROLD P. GORDON is

t_l_\_e Georgetown Guardian roprsgem.

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..“‘PURCHASED PROPERTY. -

MP. J. T. B0lldl‘C~1\l-lt, grocer gnd meat dealer. Georgetown, has purchas

ence li. 1., her valuable property °0“fliS\il\g 118|’ dwelling house and store situated-on South side of Righ. mond Street. Georgetown. Mr. Boud- re'su1t"iia's’also'hau' nts' nieavasparo

the meat and grocc-ry department ‘Vllh glass. Mr. Boudreauit has been noted for having a clean and up-to date store..-&

DR. UHUWN iEilS lil HIS EURUPEAN VISIT

CALGARY, Nov. 15.-Dr. chown.

Slieaking at the Central Methodist church concluded his description of the W0Pk Oi’ lhe nurses and doctors at thc front by saying, “I could talk for u day' upon the hell of war hut I could

_for two days upon the heaven of

The speaker gave an interesting de-

S0I'lDtion of his experiences in Eng land, Ireland and France. Among other things, Dr. Clwlvll uoted an English officer as saying that after the gren! tontiiet is over, internal conflicts. will begin among the various nations and there will he revolutions and coun- ter-revolutions which will probobl, last t`or the next 20 years.

The speaker told' of some narrow

escapes he him:-tell experienced while on tho tiring line. l-le described the \vondert'ul growth of verdure, whio. almost completely obliterated the shell holes and trenches on the Som- mc. He described the ruin and de- ras-tation wrought by the Germans :ind told ot' seeing the German pris- oners working in the harvest. fields. building roads and laying masonry.

From what he had seen and heard,

he had come to the conclusion -that rn’iiinry tactics cannot bring the war to an end for n year.

Crime Very Light

Speaking of crime amongst the sol

diers-_ Dr. Chown said that a report o fcrime among soldiers in the front. t.ren<~hes gave three cases in 43 days. two 'ot' which were for drinking and one gambling. One general told him that he' had not yet had any com- plaints urziainst Canadians. Another. who had 10,000 men our for a holiday onthe 24h of May, had not had n single complaint against any of them. Still, he thouirht the boys were ex- posed to more temptation in London than they should have to face".

lie told of spending one day in a

casualty atution through which 10.- 0000 stretcher-bearers and 1,600 walk- ers passed on that day. The speaker said that while these men lny dying they seemed to say. with their ey_es_ “I sutlered this for you." and he' contin- nod; “while l was perhaps the first public man in Canada to advocate conscrlption, as I saw those poor fel lows sinking into death there before my eyes. l felt that nny Canadian see- ing such o sight, however. cold and indttlei-ent, could not but be moved to say, "The work of these men must not he allowed to go for naught."

Actually Religious

"Men are actually religious- there;

in their own way. Men who are' lu clinerl to be good are made much bet ter. Those who are anxious to be bad get much worse. They know no ureeds. The boys do not carry around much theology in their kit bags. “How do von feel?" asked an ofilcer to a

D . . fi _ - reply. "Why is that "

why do you think that?" "B&C6\lS€ H8 is :1 good -sport, sir.”

“You can shoot them to pieces."

said the speaker. "but you cannot hreak their spirit."

e nt the front are not inter-

stunrl the political squabbling at Ot- tawu while the great question is- still unsettled. When they come back they will need our help, Many of them have lost their initiative and it be- comes ua to have internal affairs set- tled for them when they-come.

Unsociable. '

"Unsociai1le, lsn’t he?" “Very. Even misery wouidn‘t like

his company,

'Parting Gift

There is always room ln the Sold-

ier-'H Ki; for portraits of the Home folks.

Your portrait in a casa to fit the

soldiers pocket-the ideal gift. _

Make the appointment today at. the

i' he Bayer Studio .

YOUR FRIENDS can b_u5

anything you can give

them-except your photograph

Make an appointment today

The Cool-r’s Studio

A. E. LYON, Studio

Photos' for Xmas. Lovely new

mounts. Moderate prices. Make sn early appointment,, 107 Queen St.Hl'i early appointment.

lar:-laters and Atorneyi

Solicitors for Royal Bank of Canada

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be Upheld T

N Canada there is no Prussian autocracy

to reach out and take the possessions of

the people by force. » There is no tyranny of an “all highest” Overlord with “divine right”,

to make the people fight and pay.

The people of Canada themselves decide

to do the fighting and the paying.

Canadians are asked to lend their money,

not forced to give their money.

Buy Victory Bonds and lend your money

to the iight for freedom.

The canvassers in your neighborhood

will tell you all about the Victory Loan.

Subscribe for bonds yourself and use your

influence to get others to do the same.

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