ll_0»l’llRT_ANT .READING MATTER SELECTED FROM THIS WEEKS NEWS FOR THE GUARDIAN S. SATURDAY

-l _ .f lmloav necstv-Es Asvolwrusu-r. _ at

.the swim! meeting or 'nie Holstein- Friesian .Association of Canada Wm J. Gibson, ‘oi Maraliileltl, liao' nee.; agroipltw tiégenlresent me Aaaoointlo.. 0 I6 - ur o tet nears for loin. -. _°“'“ L"‘"""°“ sutisifrso in. w it

son of Mr. Beer.atlfixs gitynfrgzf terday received a telegram fr-nm' gap. tain Stanley. of the Heavy Artillery Bi Hiillfalf. accepting his enlistment as Kllnuer. Mr. Beer now awaits orders gg igxlagyglably have mr Ham”

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case tried before Judge`Stewart, in which the Plaintiff was John F_ Cheverie, of Charlottetown, and the defendant. Blanche Dougsn, teacher, Newton Cross, in which it was charged that defendant had assaulted and beaten Victor Cheveric, aged 14, jugs. ment`we.s given for plaintiff for $12 and costs. Johnson, K.C.. for defen. dv-iii. and D. McKinnon for plaintiff.

SUDDEN DEATH.--The Guardian

regrets to learn of the sudden death at Hamilton, on Wednesday evening, the -17th inst.. of Mrs J. R. Lockerby (nee Miss _ Martha M. Woodside), leaving nn infant son 3 weeks old, besides n sorrowlng husband and Q large. circle oi relatives and friends. The funeral takes place to-day (Fri- day) st Hamilton. at 2 o‘clock. Itsv. E. J. Rattee will ofiiciate. Sincere sympathy is extended to the bereaved.

PERSONAL MENTION. - Among

the visitors to Victoria Monday were: Mr. William S. Leard, Miller, West- morland; Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Call. beck, Grapaud; Mr. Alfred Canfield, Westmorland.-Mr. Charles Miller, who has been in Charlottetown on important business returned to Vic- toria Tuesday.-Mr. Harvey Sterns,re- presenting Fennell and Chandler, Charlottetown, was in Victoria on business Tuesday.-Mr. E. Head, salesman for R. E. Mutch Co., Char- lottetown, made a business trop to Victoria in the interests of his firm Monday.--hir. John H. Lea, Tryon. was in Victoria on business Tuesday of this' week.-Mr. Louis Leard, pro- prietor of the Empress Hotel, Sum»- nlcrslde, was it visitor to Victoria` Monday.-V.

FROM HALlFAX.--Messrs. George-

lrl. Moore, William Batt, Lloyd Carle- ton. Louis Carleton. and Ernest Seller returned Wednesday from Halifax. where they had-gone to hid farewell to a number of the Island boys wh..

BAD' ROAD.-Since the recent soft

weather has set in. the public roads are in such a condition that the mar- keting of produce is next to an impos- sibility.-H.

WEDDING BELL8. - The marriage

of Miss Margaret Francis Holi too Mr. \VilIianl Tremor of this city was quietly solcmuized on Monday evening last by Rev. Father McQuaid in the presence of the immediate friends. The Guardian extends best wishes to the young couple.

FIRE AVERTED.- Some days ago

the dwelling house of Mr. Thomas ln8s. I-iazeibrook, caught fire evident- ly from accumulated hot soot at the base of the flue and, being. discovered even at the eleventh hour the house was saved. lt was considerably char- red and smoked about the kitchen.

GOOD BUSINESS.-A prominent

fox exchange of this city received a telegram yesterday from one of the best-known furmen in America ask- ing for "four extra large quarter gil- ver-black fox pelts." This shows there is quite li demand for pelts. The New York sales. which will be neld in March, it is expected will coll for a large number of fox pelts.

PUFIE-BRED DISTRIBUTION.-Mr

C. A. Archibald, of Clifton, Colches- ibl' C0\ll\¢y. N.S., is at present in the province in connection with tho dis- tribution of purebred sires. For 'the last two years the Live Stock Branch of the Federal Department of Ag;-l. culture have been lending stnllions, bulls, rams and hears to live stool; associations. Last year they placed' in this province quite a number of all these classes of lock and are pre- pared to do the same this year for those asoclstions which conform to their regulations.

SENATORS CONGRATULATE

BOY8.-.- A letter received from one of the Island volunteers at Halifax states that Senators Prowss and Mn;-. phy visited the camp on Wednesday last and had an opportunity of seeing them at drill. The Senators, the writ- --r states, expressed a highly favorable opinion of the contingent. one of them avowlng that he thought the _men at Halifax as well drilled, as the ‘Princess Pats. The"boys" are all .inxiolls to go to the front and noth- ing less will gratify their longing for .'-xcitlng activity.

NORTH AMERICAN HOTEL. -

Following are the arrivals at the North

(in loving memory of our dear

mother, Mrs. James W. Robinson, Tryon, who died Feb. 17th. 1914.

Safe in the arms of Jesus, Safe on His Beatle breast,

There by his fove o'er shaded,

Sweetly her soul shall rest."

ln loving rpmemberance of our dear

father, Capt. William H. Boates, died February 19th, ,l914.

Farewell dear father, sweet thy rest,

Weary with years, and worn with

Da Hi

Farewell, till in some happy place, We shall thy dear face see again. 'Tis ours to miss thee all our years, And tender memories of thee keep; Thine in the Lord, to rest, for so,

He giveth his beloved sleep.

Died at St. Louis on February 6th,

Philip Gaudet. liked 71 years and 6 months, nfter suffering for a long time with a cancer on his face. His funeral took place on Monday morn- ing at Palmer Road. The funeral ser- -vice was sung by Rev. P. C. Gauthier and the organ was played by Peter

the changing of the guards at Bucklng ham Palace. lt was certainly great. They were escorted by the Queen Alex- andra Band. While watching them I saw Pril1C¢8B Mary. also Winston Clturchill. At the hotel where 1 stayed there were n number of Belgian and 'French refugees. lt is an eight hours ride from London to Edinburgh by the "Flying Scotchnlan". I went to the Y. M. C. A.. to get information about a good place to_ stay. I met several nice people at the place they directed me to. especially one man who has something to do with the educational system. He took ine around for a day and when I was leaving, invited me to his home in Kelso for a few days. As to our food here, wc are well sup- plied. We get heiled bacon and tea in the morning, stilley or -stew and tea. for dinner and bread, jam and cheese in the evening and for our extras we have the Regimental Canteen. The Price List which was been supervised by the War Oiiice. is hung up in thc canteen to insure us not being over cha-rse¢L I am writing this in the Y. M. C. A.. and _I can hear Dr. Pringle leading the fellows in the singing some of the old songs. Ile surely has a

Perry. The pall-bearers were Simon

great way among the boys. lt is too

.Myers, Peter Buotc. John Bernnrd,i bad there was not all island regiment

Fidele Arsenault, Charlie Gaudet and, formed, because there are Islanders Dougie Gaudet. He leaves to mourn al here, who were scattered all over the widow and six children, Napoleon at= Dominion when the war started. I am the old home, Peter at St. Louis, Jos.l sure there are more Canadian hom eph away in New London, Maggie ini volunteers from P. E. I. in proportion Lawrence, Mass., Mrs. Alby Arsenault' to its size and population than any and Mrs. Peter Peterson, Endover, other province in the Dominion. The Mass. Western batallions have scores of

them. The mail has just arrived from

h After _sevgriil months of declining Canada. Thatfs what we all like to see. ealth, t e oath occurred in Spring- . _ .

ilela,MLot gg, at the some of her aaugn- VERNON E M“°“E°D'

tor, rs. atheson, o`n Thursda last, Feb. 11th, of Mrs. James Biggyar, at, Tm” Week the B°‘ll'¢l Of Dll‘@0l0l`S me advanced nge of 31 yeam The have snatched sparc moments from me Mm Blgga,-_ who formerly was busy lives to call upon citizens solicit- Miss Elizabeth Davison' was bum in ` ing sustaining subscriptions in order Bnrllngmm Lot 13' on Feb_ wth' 1g34_ I to try and place the institution on a gl", was me daughter of Joseph Davm ~ permanent basis. A number of those on. who was considered as one of the called “l’°“ were “°l- ln at ll‘°,'l¥”“- wealthy farmers of that umm In necessitating another visit. This all 1354 she man-led Jun” B|“M., and' takes time, but will not be neglected settled on the beauliful property by those interested. ln this connec- known as the --Biggm. Homesteadp- tion should any desire to volunteer where they lmppuy 1-eBmed_ retiring m financial assistance in the city or pro- latter years to live in their new home Vlnce the glff Will be il0Ul>ly i1DDl'€~ in B,-Bdalbane ,mm death separated ciated by sending amount to Mr. li. her from her devoted husband seven Cl'°~‘lS- Y- M- C- A- S€CI‘€!sry. Char- yea,-S asa since them she resided lottetown. The directors have much among her family' who enjoyed the pleasure in acknowledging following Christian fellowship of an affectionate ‘l~m°“’~llS fecelveil OP lJl‘011iiS0d as a moths,-_ M,-s_ 555881.' fammarly direct result of their canvass this known as “Grandma Bigger," united Week: Bruce Stewart- $20; J- G. with the Presbyterian Church, nearly ~7“ml9‘l°l‘- $101 MF- -l\lStlC€ Has- iifty years ago. and during that tinle, lard- 5102 H- W- l-0!1i§W0l'th. $15; one llvoo s devoted christian life. bo- Cavt- T~ G- Taylor. $10: James Paton.

will be shortly leaving for the front._ Among the latter are Fred Moore, son of Mr. George Moore, and Edgar Curle- ton, brother of Lloyd and Louis Carle- - ton. The island visitors spent about a week in llaiifax with the boys. They report the-conditions in barracks as being excellent. The Islanders to the number of fifty along with the Hali- fax, Cobourg and Montrec' contin- gents, are quartered in the South Bar- racks, wherc there is ample accommo- dation. Every day iirlll is performed before the commanding oiiicers, Colo- .l nel Odell, Cnptnin St.anley'nn<l Liou.~ tenant Bethunc. oi' Charlottetown. Each sergeant and honibardier takes his turn in llulldllns the men. Tho ls- lalld lads are ull in excellent health

and spirits. I

PATRIOTIC SOCIAL. - An inter

esting and enjoyable affair was held in Winsloe Hull on lvloliday evening, the 15th, wlloll thc ladies of Hnrrlnli- ton and \Viiisloc oonibinotl tllcir ef- forts in o ni-cial ill the interests of the Red Cross work ill that locality. After a bounteous supper prepared and served in praiseworthy stylc, and partakeu of by all, the following pro- gram 'wns carried out: Patriotic ad- dress delivered by Rev. Mr. Lund \vh0 also ably acted as chnirmnn f0i‘ the occasion. Readinsa by lllfifl- (Dr-l Matheson and Mr. Oliver Saunders. Recitatlon by little Geneva Lund. ""1‘lppel-ary" sung\by_ Miss Pearl Lund with Mrs. Wilburn iounkers as ac- companist. Duet, Miss Campbell Mill Mr.,Leonard, Cudmore. comic sous by Mr. Wat Rodd in his own inimit- able style, also a number of grams- phone selections furnished by lVll‘- George McNauEl1i0n. Every number- without exception. Was tl10l'0\1Bllly 4'-ll' joyed and heartily encored. The SPN' ial thanks of all are due to_Mr. liigiil Mrs. Elijah Saunders for theirihefllrtlb and accommodatin! lillldlless "1 “mn ishing so many of the conven inthe for the successful ca.rrylll8 0\l¢ 0 ___l_ supper. ' Unwnfds °f 530-00 Y” m _ ized for Red Cross Wvrli- Al el' B 3 ing "God Save the Kills the °°ml’““l' dispersed.

ing always ready to extend lt helping 510? W- 3- S¢9W&rt. Judge. $5: An-

American Hotel.-Neil Macdonald, hand to the poor and needy, the sick drew M°N&ll`- $10? T- C- James. $5; . l30ll`8Bl- ENB” MCli1Iiis. Cherry Val- and the troubled, and in her heart was Nell Mcliefille- $10; W- W- 0W@l1.

ley. A. W. Bruce, Red Point; Wendlin i.ihrist’s conscious dwelling place. for $203 Mlll`Cl0Cl1 ROSS. $10; George In- Morrlssey. Earnscliffe; Lemuel Friz- she spent her lifel cultivating her man- $51 Jail- C- M0K0f1<ll”lCl¢. $10: zel, Sherbrooke; James Roper, Sher- friendship, ,thot wh* she departed lfclllle Tellnallf. $15; Percy Barlow, brooke; Mrs. D. W. Mackay, stanley; this nie, sue would receive a glad wel- $10: Dr. _.l. F. coinn. $10: David Be- Thomns G. Horton, Murray River; come to the "Home of Many Man- lhune- 5l"- Tll0S0 "H1‘l0i\S Bums tolal Napoleon Landry, Summerside. Gor- sions." God gave her gentle wisdom, 5200 “ml llle 'lll'€Cf0fS l10D0 to secure don MacGuigan. ivlalpeflue: Thomas nlild courage. loving ssyiupnthy. o. opir- the Pnlllllce- B0ll\€ $300. Wltliin it few Curley, Village Green; Peter Blanch. itual influence slid now sh a ‘lays U’-"V895 lVll‘ CNJS

ard, Rustico; Malcolm H. Campbell, Uigg; Peter Conroy, Tignish; Henry

e rc ps the ' - - s. the new

final success, for our earthly loss, is Se-C’°l“l`i` "Om M0Ilirei1l. has ills her heavenly gain, and although our.h““‘l5 full llllil HOW trying to boost

Brennick, Lewes; Mr. Recoes, Free- lives are saddened and we mollrn forilhl3 extra @ff0l`l- Of Securing funds and

town. a . _ -- a.

HUl\o= ree-1-no -. ._ ~-~--t. -- ---- harlottetowu Drivin (‘lub will b

loved one. yet there is in our tears at the “me lllile Gllllwvotirlng to sense of brightness and in our cor-lllfglltilhe g_lff@Y0;\_l lmimlhcs of the in-

rQl}._\I_,"n._ yup .Aix ha _t_}\f=,_léQ“mblS ll on, .xvnr a".v;.f\'.‘<l_'ir. levi' immi- ”ewel'st;Jt9intom§!ifa Klliggldinllelll’ {m_ident thc amount required will be

C E .- 9 - .l .

, A . _ _ I th h cheerfully stlbscrlhed in older to keep

xiii.“1.?“f;..i;:-.‘:.‘:.i.‘l.‘;f.;‘;i.f."z;§".i:’. i.‘:‘.°l v°“:.':.t.‘:.‘;‘;3.'f.':.i mr; -

it-e races which will probably tnke place to-morrow. The track commit-

ace Z - ‘

, i L t§All amounts, great or small, will be

gr ("l°ry to qw Lamb’ She H at “_ 'gratefully acknowled ed h th Board

Over There' and there is no return _ ' S Y 0

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tee of the Driving Club are selecting mg from Emmanuels land, but wlll|° D“`*°'°l`S

a new course oil the ice to-day, the he waiting to greet us. across the riv-l old course having become unfit i`0I‘ er, wllcre sorrow is never known, audi

(Special to the Guardian.)

use.. There will be two classes at to- joy and harmony reign forever. She, COPENHAGEN, Feb. 18.-According

morrow-'s race meet-the 2.30 trot trusted Him, who can bc with us.-to a message received Iicrc to-day -

and thc first series oi’ the champion- ship. The entries received so far,‘ 2.30 ti-ot. Queen Alto. €“l°"°<l by J- S- Wcdloclr; Alfred K.. entered by D. A. McKinnon; Frank I.. entered by C. H. ! ifhnntiler; Cop Crcsreus, owuvd bv il. Ii. Horne. The four trotters will put up 'lt keen race. lt is expected thai. Cup Cresccus will be a great. fac- tor in it. ln the _championship the two fast pacers which have deieaicfl all the others are Princess Etta, owli- nd by T, C. Edgctt. and Angus Dillard, uwned by Messrs. McKinnon ant_i.Wed-_ luck. Horsemen and others in the city are becoming Interested in the "nn-tinee" ra.-ins which is beins rw- moted by the C. D. C. Yesterday horsemen of this city returned from a trip West where they Were l°°kll`l3 over several likely speed Dl'05P9C¢5- One of them is a trotter which W9-B second to Mayor last "fall lil 2-23- -"The British Soldier, 2.17. 3-yell" ola by cot-hate. 2.12%.. is being sent here from Kentucky- lle ls 3 m°5“l'l

Iicent chestnut and is owned byuBen-l jamln Pope. of Boston. He WM 8;' rive here about the middle of “arcs and will be in the stable of Mr. . . I McKie, of this city _

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I( You Hawking Use

It umm] ms ”-The Quickest Bllle........

‘falarihozone

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No1'HlNe KNOWN

No dootnr attempts today ltooslsllgul;ldesn-nyed-every taint of diseaselis We pass the old home, but see no

ine <‘-1189 °l’ "°"*""l' or r ' 'rcmoved. Think it over serious 3.' more

“nu h il einhalaiion methoil.Stom-; 1 _ remedy that clears me Thy once fnmlllng- form,

except ly has been discarded because-1-leret sreneves hoamsness. coughing I Nm, hem, my greeting as of yum,

Tlgglggi: Irlllgadicine so taken nifctclts‘:._l:]l;;>ab;_d breath Imtauns phlegm ,si so hearty and so warm

_ lies 1° ' i l t l.

Only ille Bwmach “ever mac ,Cleared out. lstlamell llfdmcl/lolco na: 'But 0! Far higher Joys than thine.

goat of catarrli. l 5 ,ore healed, ttroa a U , n, ‘_ ,

The advanced physician refloslllufgs s"_engtheued_ Than earth can ue er a og H Bm I

that amy 'lil-almtTil:,i?ssel~l\illhtli‘is slr with Cainrrhozonc is pleasalnt anti cer- 'l`llIf_’o;'_l_8vl;l_f*lt'l{°ll;*5ul_l_;°I:’(§_‘f_;`f’ ° 3 ne' and ronci - 1 you solvo mln, You breathe Catar lozone,-y0\ll _.___ ixlsglh;-gl;l1;;?`ca;I‘:.e 'rl:>Tl1ll;lllaIion of Bull' don‘t take it. Large $1.00 lille lil Kili\l", Mr. George S. McLeod, Fredericton,

D 7 l lo

“mics N so sn.-ncssiul as ta srrl

_ l,l est Dllle ' ter from his son Vernon, who, when

mme' it contain” lhsealigst .healers'size 25c. at all dealers everywhere- tha' war broke out, was one of the

balsems and the 8

so SURE F0” l‘“°"'“' ~ ` i t t- witl i nt zeal and love,

THROAT WEAKNESS. BRON' . one blreigho(:r£zxEutl1‘;rrrl1l2a?lllla;“lsali;f~ l Thou halftrgone home to thy reward.

CHIAL TROUBLE. ETC' 'llllcfzlzlmi-,-Tth cntsrrh. Relief is lnsiantl To brighter realms nbovc.

l-suffering sions at °“°°-Kem’ “"°

alltt-ed' smaller size 500-. “Ml lfllll

. |NoVl SCDUI- It ll fluted Lurkhlll.

' . 'Jonua 27th 1915. In art he snys:-

~' - ' ‘Here iw/e are' still on tili>e plains. You

3 (of. .will notice that 1 ani at Lnrltliill. A-

, ._ V' __ , *F bout 120 of our regiment are here for a

Jf §& , "\ of `\ :.:l.‘::°‘:.:.°':..::;".‘:°.‘:i‘.'.l‘.~.. :.2

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.‘_____ ...-5 M ,still the Medical Room and am also tem-

\\\\"s ]f"l=.lz\;t . 1 . ‘ 'I 1' lwrary filo:-Jnorai. until no_w.(I didnt

g._=-;>_'_ _:`j.-- / __ lgetmuc.meowreyo omy rp \-lille. 1"* " if ~_ , T F fr to London and ntiinliu-an. xmas nay I R" \.-_- R T c'<>Mrli,r;rl I r~\ocl<EY l OUTFH glofeelmlizll qll:i°atye;1:.'syti;$ii';i'{

»-~ --'-~l°..'°.t.":°.:.i:‘§.‘-1 '

*.ll'..’!$‘.2‘»l»°g_q;»,,;-_g_-;,°m

"mer -*"¢""'f`..%°“tr:i.'.:‘l.'.:.*.‘.1

g' 'm v`iillmolv~\\°""‘- 5% °'?‘lf.’2 ii?-."

as . . -=~='-

_ .mom M 'f°l°lT°| °"°

while all others fail, who loved usiiroln Jutland, another German liirship ir ill be innili and wllo loves us was destroved to day Tile air vessel

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ltoolaln ghd, with a. love strong aslwas of the Parscval type of dirlgible.

,lf-oth. and unto death will theli prove The despatch says she went down into his slnim. The Friend that stiskotll , the-water uenr the coast. The crew closcr than n brother. She leaves to lwas Saved. _ |.n,nm_ one brother, Andrew. reBidl!lZ| i-----

:it Burlington. one son Joseph, at Brad-| (Special to the Guardian.) albane, und foul' daughters, Mrs. Wal-, WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.-China has lace Drummond and Mrs. Angus Math-l delivered to Britain, France, Russia eson, Springfield, Mrs. Samuel Drum-;o.ud the United States at memorandum mond, Freetown, and Mrs. Murdockiof 21 demands made by Japan in the Kennedy, Brndnlbane, besides thirty-‘latter part of January. They differ one grandchildren, five great grand-llnaterially from the eleven demands children, an adopted daughter, Miss; communicated to thc Powerss by tho

Nicholson, Rose Valley, and a host of -,Isp Government on Feb. 9.

relatives and acquaintances, who wi

deeply regret her departure. Her six (specm to me qua,-¢;,,,_) nephews acted as pall bearers, namely LONDON F01, 1g_f'phe reply of Messrs. George. Frederick, Amos Hlld Sir Edward Grey to the United States John Davison, Herbert and Henry Mal-l smpping protest WM given hearty lett. The funerul B0fVl°0 "9-3 ¢°lld“c' 1 approval in an editorial in the Times, ted by liel' M5101' ll-BV- G*°l'l5° ll"'l“°~- which ssys: " it is a powerful defence assisted by Rev- Ge°f8° l-Hll"l- l’°¢l\ of the British position. founded upon briefly to\iChlu8 Oil me ""9 Cllflsl-la" those arguments of law and fact which life of the departed- lll the f““°l'“l appeal with particular force to Ameri- cortege over one hundred sleighs fol-l can minds as to our on-“_ It comes lowed the remains. and l8ld llel' i0 l'°5¢l appropriately on the day when Ger-

plot in Summerfield Cemetery.

Lilies written on the death of the

late Mrs. James Bigger, by her grand- daughter. Mrs. MacLennan, Experi- mental Station, Charlottetown. Feb.\ 16th. 1915:- `

Dearest Grandma. .il10\18ll lll0\l lllisl

left ug

Thy memory liveth still;

Who did his Ma.ster's will.

One who on earth has served the Lord

all laws and customs of the sea under her feet.

beside her husband- lll the lflmlllllimany boasts her intention totrample I l

(Special to the Guardian.)

PARIS, Feb. 17.-Tile French War

Office this afternoon issued the fol- lowing statement regarding progress of the war: In spite of the active cannonade by the French and English nviators who yesterday threw bombs in the region of Chistelles and Ostend they have been able to re-enter our lines unharmed. Tile Belgian artillery has carried out some effective

»fa'n»Il\ *N*-"""".

shooting against gatherings of troops and shelters. In (lllampagne ten of tho ensmy’s counter attacks were re- pulsed during the night. ln Argonne there was considerable activity. Near Fontaine Aux Chnrnles we have de- stroyed tlle blockllouse and 100 metres of trenches.

A German attack. launched by at

least three squadrons, between Four De Paris and Hill, 236 nllles wost of Bourcuiellos has been severe. We have entirely repulsed lt, inflicting on the enemy huge losses and taking some prisoners. More to the east we have captured 100 meters of trenches.

,ls in receipt ol another interesting let-

,Bank of Commerce staff at Windsor.

they call there "Boxing Day-the day for giving and receiving presents. lt must be an old custom. While there. Ioaw s great many historic places. I ' was through Weltminilter Abbey. 'rover of London, saw London and 'i‘ovrer'Brid¢el. _Houses of lords audi C_oeimons.<-yas the service In St.. Pauls Cathndrai, set., cts. 'I also saw _ ....»»..~w

(Special to the Guardian.) l DUBLIN, Feb. 18.-Baron Wimborne was today sworn In as Lord Lieuten- ant of Island at a meeting of the Privy Council held in Dublin Castle.

, (Special to The Guardian) ' ()T'l‘A\’VA, Feb. 18.--The Thirtietli

British Columbia Regiment, compris- ing part of the second Canadian ex- peditionary force, will be in Ottawa to-morrow morning and be inspected on Parliament Hill by H. It. ii. the Duke of Connaught, and Major-Gelr eral Hughes. The regiment will com- plete its training at Halifax before leaving for England.

LONDON, Feb. 17.-The British

barque Andromeda. hound from Taco- ma, Wash., for l-‘o,lmuuth. England, with a cargo of wheat, was wrecked at Killygerran, near Falmouth Friday night during a gale.

Twenty-eight people aboard, includ- ing ihe capiain's wife. daughter and - sister-in-law, were rescued by means of a rocket apparatus early Saturday morning.

One sailor was swept from the deck

of! the ship by a wave, and was drown- et.

?_él______,____

(Special to the Guardian.)

I-IALIFAX, Feb. 18.-A' cablcgralnl

today states that the Tern lichooucr, l Wilfred M., which left hero on Nov. 1 i for St Johns to load ilsh for Bahln.§ was captured by the converted cruiser -. Kron Prinz Wilhelm. Tile crew was' taken off--and the vessel sunk. This happened off the east coast of South America. The crew were landed vas- terday afternoon in Buenos Ayres. Besides the Wilfred M. the cruiser sank four other stcamers. ,

(Special to the Guardian.) '

NEW YORK, Feb. 18.-Swift British

and French destroyers will meet all threatened stcamships flying fings of tho Allies to escort. them into port, according to cable messages retreivoil by ofilcials of steamsllip companies

with offices in this city.

The receipt ol' these messages,

officials of the British and French lines announced to-day, made tllcm confident that the German sea ilccri-n wllich went into effect today would have little effect upon shipping to and from the ports of England and France. Enquiry of the stenmsllip lillcs brought forth statements that there was no intention of changing routes or sailing dates. The White Star liner, Arrintlc, from this port with many prominent passengers on hoard is due at Liverpool about noon Friday. Ofiicials of the line say she will un- doubtedly be collvoyctl hy war vessels through war zone. .

MADE IN

Woman’s work is never ,_ l done, but the woman who _ knows _ the nutritive value

and culinary uses of SHREDDED WHEAT can find time for other duties, pleasures and obligations outside of the kitchen. The servant problem does not disturb her--nor does the unexpected guest. SHREDDED WHEAT is ready-cooked and ready- to-serve-so easy to` pre-

' pare a delicious, nourish-

ing meal with it in a few moments.

* Shredded Wheat is made in two forms, BIS-

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