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liEVel’Y b0y wants to

.winf the war

NOW) b0l'S. here is your chance.

Our - Allies are in dire need of food

l lil(-'bi(;»’t'}l_"'--fi(~’r tiliiif QWH D€0ple and for the __ armies. Canadian farmers want to_ raise ~.‘-1r-myarl'y==pouhd"of food the soil will yield.

- j_~iff*~i§§_tfflt`t»akes plenty of work to plant,

cultivate and harvest the grain and the

_ roots. So Canada asks all loyal sturdy

boys _from <

. 15 to 19 YEARS

inclusive to enroll in the_Soldiers of the Soil _to help raise the food so necessary

‘ to win the war. ‘

i Boys_ will be paid regular wages

accorgliiig to their ability and willingness to work, \

' ` -Alsfl @V€FY boy who gives threeinonths _ 0f_ S11USi.HCf0I`l.' service will be presented

with a bronze ' '

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’ BADGE OF HONOUR

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i by tire Government of the Dominion of Canada. . _

This Badge in after years will _ he

proof that that boy did his bit .for his

_ country.

1 ,_ Every boy whether he hires out or ` works -on his father’s farm at home

will be entitled to the medal if he works

“ for three months.

' See your High School Teacher,

Scout Master or Y. M. C. A. Secretary' and get the enroll-

_ _ ment blank.

/-’ 11° Y' Enrolincnt begins on March

_K ; ii_`\; l ' _ 17, and will continue lor a week. "lf -~ 1" 'il'-4' 9°'-5 Canada wants, at least, 25,000

* ~v5G,__`,,'f;' boys to volunteer. _ "’-\ e How about it boys?

6an'ada Food Board

Ottawa ' Henry B. Thompson,

1 i - Chairman

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to it .

' ~~< " ~ i ‘ `” "" ' ‘ ' ° Spain Raffles

.Th G" d ii

e entral uar ian

V = ~-»~---- | up her Fe athersj

COME to the School Bulb show and

- do something ito help

IT PAYS to buy in this province.

THE MORNING GUARDIAN may

_ he had at the News and Variety

Store, 70 Great George' St., opposite St. Dnustnn's Cathedral.

CLYDE _RIVER BAPTIST CHURCH

Annunl Misslonar oilerlng tonight at '7.Il0. Special' programme. Ile- citations and musical items.

Pos'r,PoNEo-' The ,auellonf -sale

on the premises _ot Mr. Francis J. McKenna, Mt. _Hynn, which was to have taken place Monday, Marcli

I 11th, has been postponed until Sa-

turday, March 23rd. 4034-3-20M3i.

POSTPONED- The Auction sale

__on the premises of Mr. _Francis J. `-McKenna, Mt. Ryan, which was to _ have taken place Monday, March

11th, has been postponed un`tll 'So- tnrday_ March 23rd. 4034-3-20M3i.

AID FOR HALIFAX-The Guar-

dian has received from Mrs A. M. Gi-een, Secretary ot the Success Wo- men's Institute, Graliam's Road, a ino- ney order for $18 for the Halli’ax"Rc- liet' Fund and has forwarded same to the proper authorities.

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HAMPSHIRE NOTES.-llumpshire

has lost one of its lnost popular far- mers in the person ot Mr. John Sast- .ou. Mr.“Easton has gone West, ac- companied by his daughter, Irene.- Mr. Cecil Stewart and Mr. Harry llolmes are doing qulto lt rushing business.-Mr. Duvld Mitchell hun ro-

_ turllfd homo after visiting friends lii

Nor h Wiltshire, the guest of .ll/ir. and Mrs. Charles Ea.»iter.- Hampshire school is coming forward by leaps and bounds under the able manage- ment. of Miss Jeanette Ilowncr.-Mr. Derrlll White is training his trotting 1 mare. Mr. White is al lover ol` liorses oapocially last ones.--Mr. Chester Ed- wards, merclmnt, is doing a. good business. _ Mr. Oliver Tremere has re- turned home after li week's vacation.

, iN SPORTING CIRCLES.-Pat Doh- I erty, the Sydney horsemen, _well l known in this Province. who trains ` the stable in Fredericton, has purch-

ased Thomas Earl. 2.05%, and will race him in tho free for ails In Maine and New llrlinswic-k this season.

‘ Thomas Earl is by the Fai-l and it hall'

brothel' to Earl Jr., recognized as one

. of the greatest race horses ot' the past ‘ decade. Mr. Dollerly secured Thomas

Earl from W. W. Marvin, the indiana horsemen. who sent Vanza 2.12%, Dan Paine. Pearl Bourbon and other _fast ones to the Sydney relnsman. Last season Thoma_s Earl laced on

I the Grand Circuit. but dldn’t show

well until he reached Lexlngtomwhere

l iw was third in 2.031/,, Early in tile l season lie was taken ill, but Mr. Mar- ' vin assured Mr. Doherty in a letter.

recently, that Thomas -'Earl would

J have a great season in 1918 and has ~ urged the Sydney horsemen to race l his new importation on the Grand - Circuit. Thomas Earl is a 6 years old. l having taken the mark as a 4 year ok.;

/It is likely that William Sharon. the

""`Fredericto,n tralner,_wlli go to indian-

" iéin`in April to’ bring Thomas Earl to

the capital. _ -

_ ::Millt:a1'y Service Act. 1917 King’s County Appeal Tribunal-0\viug»t_o the di- illculties of trunsportahoii tho Appeal Judge for Kiug’s County has adjourned all the _appeals before him. from day to clay, and will

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continue to do so until such

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' time as travelling facilities l iniprove. Any men who' have found it impossible to at- tend on the day set. out in 'the notice sent. them, are required to' attend as soon as conimunlcation has been 'opened up to the tllifcrcnt sections of the County.-_-`W. W. Stanley, Reg. 1lI.S.A. ` 4007-3-19M2i.

::Tlie Oil of the People. Many oils

have come and' gone. but Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil continues to maintain its position and increase its sphere of usefulness each year; dts sterliiigqual- ities have brought it to the front and kept it there, and it can truly be call- ed thc oil oi’ the people. Thousands have benefited by it and would use no

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| - Nall Buiefs, *N a i I

Solasors,‘='C u tl cl e s,

Regina. where they will reside for the

candy sale P. W. C. Hall, Friday Mar. 22nd. 3 to 6, no admission fee. Pro- ceeds for patriotic and soma; pm. P0909, 4045.

BEAN SUPPER.-The North lllvor Women‘s Instituto promise it gootli

programme and bean supper on' we

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Thursday March 21st at 7.30. Adults 35 cents. Children 20 cents. lf not fine will be he-ill iii-st fine night. l

_ 4010-3~10l\i3l. 5

IMPORTANT meeting oi’ the Ladies

Auxum-Y of me A,-my ,md Navy Venn that they iight in Spain is ll<~l|~rior-l

runs' in soldiers -Room, Market Bulld- .iag -this afternoon at 3.30. All ladies lil- tcrested lu returned soldiers invited

to attend. 4044.'

_ BEAN SUPPER.-The North Ilivei' Women's institute promises a good programme and bean supper in the hall on Thursday March 21st at 7.30. Adults 35 ce/uLs_. Children 20 cents. li' not line will be held first ilne night.

` 4010-3-19M3l.

LEAVE FOR THE WEST TODAY.l

Messrs. J. \V. Morcsldc and J. B. More-

leare <_i return to their honicstends this morning after li most enjoyable visit to their old home in North Mil- ton_ On their retum they will be ae- compained by Messrs. Lorne More- slde and Milton Crubbe, ot 'North Mil- ton. Bruce MacDonald of Ebenezer. James Mt-Neil of Caulignn anti' .\lliton

Kennedy of New Perth, I

PTE. LIVINGSTON DEAD. -- Mrs. Duncan Livingstone ol' this city re-I celvcd notice from Ottawa yesterday informing her that ber son, No. 71211? Private Gordon lilvlngston of the 20th l Overseas Ilultalloli. t‘:iu:uli:in Expodtl tionnry Parco, who was olilclally rc- ported missing August lfith, 1917, has now heeil. for oiiicial purposes, pre- sumed to have died on or since the above date. Private Livingston, who went over with thc old 105th, was a young man of great promise and his death is it severe shock to his par- ents, who had hoped that thc sus- pense ot` the past year mlglit end oth- erwise.

SUCCESSFUL SOCIAL.-.t Very

.siieersstul social evening was indulg- sfi in at the close or me li. \v. rf. .nis- slon Study (‘l:iss of the \'. ill. (‘. A.. on Satuitlay nlght_ A pleasing program was rendered which included at solo hy .\li°. Vlckorson which was greatly enjoyed by all. Gaines of various kinlls were played and the evening was pleasantly spent. Auld Lang Sync and spme favorite college songs brought this social' event to ll close. The spring examinations-will-soon he- lli full swing and these study classes will_so`oii` bc ’bi‘okeu lip but the mc- mory of the pleasant evenings spent nt the "Y."" will be' cherished by all. Credit for such iz successful class is due' largly to the *student volunteer class including. Misses Duchelnan. Tanton. Stewart. '_I`,a_lt. MacLaren. Nicholson, andfMcssrs. Aitken, Spin- die and Aitken.--J. __ _____ ____ _

HORSE NOTE.-Unless n. well

known horsemen here changes his mind, one ot' the fastest horses in the Provinces' is likely to come this way. providing a sale can be effected says the North Sydney lierald: The new comer is the recent/Iinporta`tlon ol' l-lammond Kelly, ol’ Southport, P. E_‘ l., named Colorado L 2.19. which last, week defeated in straight heats Lil-‘ ilan Pnlclleii and Derby. at C-har-lotto-l town, iii the fast time ot’ 1.07. 1.04 and- 1.03. pretty fnsl ice going. llowever.| much depends on ine outcome of thc' race on the Charlottetown ice this, week between Colorarlo I., Angus Dlll-- ard; Dlogola and King Olkn. toni' of the fastest ice horses perhaps in the Dominion. Should the Kelly horse win, it might mllitate against .his coming. here: for the reason that the price; might go up a bit. providing, of course' Mr. Kelly has the horse 'lu the murk- ct.

CHILDREN’S AID MEETING.-At!

la special meeting of the Board ot Management ol' the ChlI<lren's Aid Society, held Monday- afternoon, the Vice-President, Rev. Dr. Fullerton. who occupied the chair, referred to the great loss sustained by the whois- comniunity ol’ this (‘/ity and Province. and the particularly heavy loss of the Society, resulting from the death of Dr. Conroy. He suggested the passage of a. resolution expressive of the deep sympathy of the Society with Mrs. Conroy nad li_er sons. and also the el- ection of a member of the Board of Management to bo President in his stead. It wus, then, on motion of the Rev. Mr. Fulton, seconded by Mr W. I., Cotton, resolved that Mr. Alexand- er Mcllonald, of the P. E. island Hallway, be president ol’ the Society” throughout the remainder of the cur- rent term of oillco. Mr. Mellonald took the chair, and it was resolved that Rev. Dr. Fullerton, Dr. McMillan. and Mr. W. 'L. Cotton ben conimitteo to prepare and transmit to Mrs. Cou- rny and her sons a message expres- sive ol' the sympathy of the Board in the great loss they have sustained.

WEDDING BELLS.-The Glace Bay Gazette says:-A wedding of much in- terest to many friends was solcmniz- cd on Fcb_ 28 in Westmlnister Pres- bytorlnn church, Reg-ina Sash.. when Miss Madge Sheriff, dltughler of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Sheriff. Main Street. became the bride oi' Llcut. Elmer J. Anderson. B. B. Sc.. son of llev. and Mrs_ John Anderson, Chicago. Tho wedding was ,ll quiet ono, only it few immediate \i`rienl'.‘.= and relptivca ‘being present. After the ceremony the hap- py couple ,left for \VlimIiwe. where .tliey spent 'a ,few days. rr-turning to

Pomades, Bleaches,

Oraxzfe Sticks, Nall #owl cr, Nall Enamel, Etc. Etc. Etc.

Our assortment is very

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‘o man beautiful and costl gifts _-Ll

present al. King‘s llotel. The bride. who loolre`d.vory- pretty in a beaulihil gown. is one ol Glace Boyle most pop- ular young- ladies. She is a musician of much talent and her services will be missed in musical circles hem. Tho groom wns recently appointed inspec- tor oi' schools for one of Ilia Westem districts. Ile is a rising young ‘man who is hound to succeed In his pro- fession. 'Tho hrlde -was the recipient

r y_ v - and Mrs. Anderson will have tho host

wi li ds lers.,t .cons .lit ,.{,‘}.'i§é;i’i'&.fl-is. ; , . M nv f et. .M-ln UF- ~ '°‘ nth fi I-:_ __ ii Jollnln _ lest

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Spain Gets Restive

ws isio be 'lilo oi‘iol-| i|i;||_i1m

$D1luishCabiiiepivllicli was sli:~.pect- ed of pro-Germain synipalh_ies, has fallen, and noi ikilloii, wo may; be sure, because the breed ol' bulls

ating, nor any other personal reason. Spain is answering to the influences of tho war, The Cabiiiot that has just gone out is suspected oi' having been tt pi'c~Gerin:ui (‘aliinet_ Il' this is true, the (Tn'binet-~+I\at-~-succeells will lic li pro-ally Calalnct_ Spain has had both kinds since the war begun. Spain has suffered from the cl‘epi'edations ‘oi'_

German subinariiies; she him bciin-t

llted bv allied slilppiiv'-_ Sho has been

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the victim of German intrigue to ani

s1ds_ of 3,-,-mi, ,(‘mWm_ Sfmkaghgwam extant iiiiparnllcleli except by tho:

case of italy. in Spain llioi-l~ :li-o t.!lousniid.~i ol' (loriiinn lioilscs \\'lill»h' have been veritable outposts oi' the Berlin Forcigii Oilice, liilsiliess nie|i»

who transacted liusiiiess at ll loss tori the purpose of cstablisliliig tlieiiisc-l-] ves as iiiiliienccs in Spain, the (ll-r-` iuan (lovernuient paying their losses? and giving them .s‘:il:lrios, I

How She Has Helped Germany

Ill Flpitiii lliliro lihvo lil-oil bziefl-s

usoli by Gorilialii sul>in:1i~liir->:_ lil Spain;

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_l-WT _N __.-__D1‘AN""-__; __ _ _ _ _ __ _1f»‘4ssFivE____W_,_

11;;-,rg 1,, n “fp-0105,., mwm- mm ,,,.n,|Si 17.- --FI ' ' -_ __ L-,=‘_-_'-i___-.~_____. _-- 'N

inessages io Germany, l-‘or rl neutral to cominiiiilcntc -with rl hclligcrciit is quite ar‘cordiiii.' to the rules oi' war- fare. bill it is' not neeoi~lliiip- to tilt-so

llionglil ili.|t il \vo'uld bo ll.lpp_\ ii llicf

l`iiiio<l States ivcrr-. sunk several l':llli-I

oiiis riot-|». the i`ii<-I is that Spain could

live only \\'i1h_ grcal dillil'iill_\'. liiirl :isf

rules that eucliiies sliould inzil<e llso'=l 1'c.~‘.|il| oi' li :<ll*lly.;gll‘ tlixll would rni_~r-

iiio liusr-..~'~~tliey ivere, not slliietioiictl §%|iniii_ ii' ihl- l'uilr-tl Suites i~ei'ii:=utl

by the Spuuisli Government, any more; to cxpoil ili<-so r»oiii_iiiollilie_<. Spain! than the subiiiuriiie bases in paris oliiuigiil liecouie like .\lorocco. Oli llic irellmd were sfliietiniiotr by ing ln-ii. other lmiid_ lhl- l'|illt»d States desires

that Spain should semi to l~`r:lncf~ for

has wanted to be iieutral. Certain l’el'sl\il1i:`-' 1111115' =l\'1U`iU\lS S\lliil1i‘fS classes have been pi~o»Gel‘liiaii and :ire tlilit she has to sell. Spain is willing pro-Gormail. Certain nliier classes are fuionuli. hui the i'uilorl States iraiils

' ii siipiililiml iii llif- hoiid iliot ivliulcv-i

or silo .soiifl_< io Spain \\'ill not he

that'lllc allies have been in it position -=Hl\1i§ii'lf"l l~> f`~"l'l\\-'\ll.\'~ »'\ ll`0<'l_\' Nl this

ish Govcrnnieut. On tlic whole Spain

ploallyy Tho Government has sought to he impartial. li hllppens. liowc\'ei',

to put the .~.ci'o\vs on Spain, and this posltioniti wlill-ii llio ufilles find llii-i'n- solves niay bn i‘espuli.~'i'lilc i`or llic proseiil (Hiliiii:-i r~i'i.<ii=.

Altliougli lweiity years ago Spain

r-l`i`ec-I has lmmi sipiiell in the i‘nilol

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Hiiilr-s. l.:|l<>.~'l iliaiil :irlvit-os l':|ill>li io: .~=liov.' liicli il ii-.id Iwvli siitiiml :ll .\l.i|:'

rid. _\'r~l~_|v~'l io rnlil'_\ Ihr- :i;;i‘f.\ciiioii\

oil llil- p:|l'i lil il l'.lliiiioi .-ii,-.iic<~ir~ll oi'

But Now, th¢ Clamps! ipi‘o~fiei'i|i:liii.-ni iu;|_\‘ liore been res

BLIND BELIEF

Swellisll (`oi:.sul Gii_=;l:l\'ll:~' Sivan

sziifl, in tliwilssiiig the war:

"Til" f‘Xil0sui'es from lim-no_»; .\ii'c-s

. I _ » _ _ isliow tlllll Gl‘riiinii_\- liclie\'v_~: l|ll‘s fall'

of the means of coiniiuiiiicatioii i<>|ll\f‘ 11111'-‘illvll as to its llr-111': \\'01'll\|-

give. piililni-_v liitelligeiice. This lirisl while, willioiil lho l'iiiled Suites. .\in»1 happeiied in Spain. as wo lliiow, but cricnn mitioii ure iiooilmi iii !~lpnin dsl

tho Spanish (lovornmmit img not lin;-ii irllirli als coiiiiiiori _<:<~m<v is iiol-_limi ini liekl iespoiisililtn So with the slilinizlr- lllissin. nm. ihl- nerd is i~oc:‘.giiizell ini

iii lore null war. (lorm.1ii_\' lluped my o\\‘_|l govt-i'liiiient no loss than the Ar- goiitllie uuvoriiiii:-iii,

"Gei'iii;iii_v. il is rlcnr. li~~lii\\'cs nll's

tail lu love uiitl win' :is hlilillly as svilrililsls li#-li(-vc in flu-ls_ llciice silo ;;ol\__~i liorribly \vl`on|.;‘, like the 1-iiiirieut. New liligllliui st-loiilist \\'rolo io 'l"oii~ llyvon one day:

“ ‘Dear Sir: I ilfl in ii r<~c:t~lit poem

of _v'o\lrs. entitled "Tile Vision ol' Siu," the following uii\va|-iaiilcll .=t:lteineiil: "E\'en_\- iiioinent dies ai man and every moliielil. one is horn." 1 need hardly poilit out llillt this calcillalion, il' col"- rcrl, would lend lo keep thr~~suiii~iol1l'l of the \\'orl<l's populailioli ill ii slain ol' pe|'pl\lil:\l cqiiipoiso, \\'llel'o:i_- it is ull. osinlilisfietl incl thin lin- said populzition is 4-o|i.~ir`iillZ_\' on the iiiei~vn.-cn I would. tliorefoi-~, slulgest ilinl in the next million oi' this poem ihe l‘i'i‘onooii_s t-illvliluiioii io wiiicli I 1'el't-i‘ sliolillf lic 4-lii'i‘t-clcri ns follows: “l-)\'»\i'_\- inoiiioiil llicf- n iiian and one and ii _-_lxteeiilii is- boi-ii_", l inn-_v odd. llizil lilo exact lir'ulc.s :ire l_ltiT_ but

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