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Thermometer 'Look Alter lt

There would be far l¢SS

colds if houses were not kept too warm. lt is merely a matter of habit. 66 to 68 de- grees is warm enough--we often have it 80 degrees. Get a thermometer and go b_v that. It will save in fuel the cost of a dozen thermo1me- ters every year, and may save you some colds and doc- tor bills. Better have :i ther- mometer inside and outside the house. Cost but little. we have them from

25: up to $4.00

.l. G. Jamieson Driuggist

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'FIDE TABLE

JANUAEV.

High Water Low Water A.iu. P.i\1. Aoi 1' \i 1 6.25 j 15.00 1 0.14

s_06 19.04 J 1.20

20.0.1 2.25 1 10.10 , 21.00 2.20 , 15.30 111.04 22.12 4.22 1 1ts.:zs

. 111.55 23.11 5.14 17.33

, _1 12.43 6.0:. 1s.20

5 13.29 . 0.55 , 10.17 ; 14.13 1 ” 20.07 1 14.55 l .50

. s 1 15.30 ft 6

' 10.10

‘ 10.50 1 17.37

g 18.21 _

26 | 19.08 1 ; 22 1 19..-18 1 -. _ 3 20.51 _ 21.45 ~

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were

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121:30 13.34 _ 14.33 15.20 _ 117.22 17.11 17.50

12.53 6.15 1s,:i0 l 0.10 1::.22 0.5f::1s.12 _ 052 113.40 1. 7.25 19.47 l 1.33 l14.09 1.50 20.21:

14.32 8.28 21.01

1 2.15 ` I 3.03 14.58 9.02 1 21.46

22.39

215.44

1*. v-a .|-

4.58 5.39

new

1 4.00 1 15.30 0.41 1 | 5.18 l 10.21 0.30 . | 6.40 3 12.20 1.47

; st. 11.00 ; 1s.-io = .»'

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15410-5

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asf:

SEPARATE SEALED TENDERB

addressed to nie undersigned. will pnv smoo-ia., :io .tiddntt 011| -IGI

'p|1nn aiiu ‘| ' -_ }3,“‘ ‘°‘ "".‘t.“‘°2 .,`;‘°}’,§°2i..‘$‘3.L`"!.'I.' Brushhs." “Chain." “C083-" `H'l\‘*'_l_` ware." "Hose," "Oils and Grea.s_es,__ "Packing," "Paint and Palnt_0ils. “iusiuiis nope." “\\'irt1 Rope' and "Steam Pipe. Valves and 'l"ittlngs," for the requirements of the Depart- mental Dredging Plant in Prince Ed- wani island tnirine the "B021 .vettr 1916-1917.

Each tender niust lic sent iii ti. sep

amte envelope and endorsed: Teu- der for Hardware. Princo Edward ls- land." “Tender for Chain. Prince Ed~ ward island." etc.. etc., as the case may be.

Persons tendering are notified that

tenders will not be considered un- less made on the printed forms sup- plied, and signed with their actual1 signatures. These forms can be ob- tained at the Department of Public Works, Ottawa. at the office of .\lr. J. K. Bleukinsop, Supt. of Dredges. Public Works Department, St. John. N. ll., and at the office of Mr. \\'. E. l~iyndmm1_ District Engineer. i’ulilii- Works Depariincnt. Fliurlotietowii. l"_ E. l.

Each tender must he accompanied by an accepted cheque on a charter-' ed bank payable to the order of iliel lionourahle the Minister of Public

.__\\ V?

fm-ni oi' tender, which will be for- feited if the person tendering de- cline to enter into a contract when called upon to do so. or fail to com- plete the contract. if the tender he not accepted the 1-heque. will ho re- turned. '

The Department does not hind it-

\\'orks. for the amount stated iu1

have made this so t a

_ who _ gras

The bosrdof examiners of the? E. Rh tl - ~ ,, h o sacrifice. in wishing you true sue- MAR

island Piiarmas u i .association "“““ sm 'S “ ‘°"'“°"'"‘° “

_ ' Ce`B

en “ ' stubborn malad I oine cases iti ’°

will meet for the purpose of examin- Y- .fl S i threatening danger.

and personal safety from every

ing candidates orrei-mg for registrs- yields td hreatment which is \\i\h0Ul Ac_cipi thlsdhrl_ef gutltrd of our ap- - _ __ tion on Jan, 31m, nlnataorhundred avai in ot er cases. preca on an t a that accom- M | 'r pest, the celebrate coni- *md ll”-e°lL EWU Undldiw fm' ex' 'l`he darting paiiis,lanie iniiscles or N05 are em

aniinstion shall satisfy the council . . . _ . . . our

that he had served as assistant in a

stiffened joints only disappear b) grad- _ on

omg storm for not lo" thou lou, yoarhl ually expelling the uric acid: and so hah) and at team two of these years man 'thousands have been relieved b nop

es it in token of our esteem forl od). soldier boy. '

rt Yeo P H Lyle. Frank Yeo _,hh

IE TEMPEST _

AT B. F. KEITWS

ESI FHUM lHilllllS

sosrou 'ruzavne

star andprlma donna, who lim

_ d l B sion in “'l‘he Duke df

behalf of the assembled com- :{llll?:::n|¢|;l,' £111 be the tea

' l dliner at

1. signed oy: nireiinsid Yeo. B_ ;.~_ geiiirs Theatre the Week 6 . . . - nary 31st. 1916. in a repertoire of

) Y

has been employed in the tdispenalngl the blood-enriching oil-food in Scott‘s1lJ`udson Simpson, Alfred Simpson, L. sohgi Assisting Miss Tempest a;_ the of prescriptions. candidates must hmulsloh ,lm ou should ive if “""" A°l"°“d' ` piano it-in se - -iiisivnis anis. direct

his long run with the Zlegfelil

if-*_ _\|it|nigni Frolic atop the New _Am-

ani roof in New York. Miss 'temp-

h brilliant stars

give notioe to the Secretary-Registrarl _ . 3 , . _-g _ . ._ l ln wrltlhg ol the", lhtehlloh to present: faithful trial. Scott s E.iiiuls_ioii .ii tsas .

a poiverful blood-puriher by ill'-'f¢=1Sll1g the red corpuscles anti ii .strt-_iigilien_~i_ the organs to carry off the iiriiis which

cause the trnuhle.

’l`r\- Scott'.~i Emiilsinu. lt \-.iiiiir»tli:1riii.

themselves for examination, on or before Jan. 28th. 1918 for the examina- tion. Such notice must. be accompanied by certificates to the satisfaction of the council that the canadidaie poss~ esses the qualifications above prescrib- ed. Any person entering his name and not presenting himself at the time and place fixed for the examination. shall forfeit his fee in the Association.

Sgd.) W. J. BROWN.

Sec’_v. Registrar.

i _ l

Farm F or Sale

The valuable farm of the Late R.B.

.\ic!iii1lan. Braekley Point Road con- tains 110 acres with good buildings good spring of water good well ln yard with new pump. 6 miles from Charlot- tetown fine orchard; Apply tn F. J. Holman or Louis H. .\icMillan at A. Horne & Co.. (‘ha.rlottetowii.

7047-1~2SMth2\\'ks.

g*_-

li lin nelly

a lit-lpetl tliousniiils anti uni; ln- rx- wliat _vnu net-tl. .\'o ilrii-.;>. Scott A liowiie. Toroiiio. uiit. 15-39

wma ciiiiiiis 1.

T040-1-27iiil2i. »

20th.

John listed

`.\lr.

gram

fred

wrist Miss

Aoi:-ness Ano Pnessurai-ion. bet

in the 105th regiment. After “Pd

rendered: An opening ehorus,i,K3

watch and fountain pen by 'her

Ethel Gh_l.hel_ To lmlh of these Another incident which rarely hap-

lnttcrr the modest young soldier reci-` Dem* `

from

stcrd Psi '

is one of t e most keil for ll. F. Keith’s Circuit this

ii, and this is her maiden aD-

is positively limited to Ont'

ti() scnso pearance in vaudeville. Her enBilB9~

Al iniiv. ivir. and Mrs. Jimmie

. Hai-rv, 'the comedy sketch. "The

will be at big comedy feature

Ruin:

.\'DoN, Jan. 25.- These things of i it- hui ur Bsrrvs interiirettttiutt

We do twice as much such io the city. who makes love and

L_ fl-Pulling as the Huns now. We have incidentally fools an actress in the

Thursday evehllhh _lhhhal-5-_ artiile_i-ygquanilty and quality. Two big

h very hlehhhhl soclal game,-_ battalions coming into the trenches ter

lhg was held lh the hosollhllle home tolrelieve the division troops suddenly big

if hir. Alfred Simpson, North St. 3_0

Illleanofs. About eighty friends from German battc`i‘Tes which had' the roads will

Lot 16, and a few invited guests Well

from ‘Summerside and St. Eleanors J&_°'» _ assembled in honor of .\ii~_ Artinn-_ with 0t1lrt1`iirtr1casutilties~ The Brisa~ ris.

Thomas. eldest son of Mr. and Mrs., die’

Thomhh_ who has ,e(.eml_,» eu. them to remain just where they were. Ole

the German shells, beautifully production of a comic opera show;

on hom. spool ln hoclhl com-ol-3hllon_ timed slaughtered the empty niacada- ;\lorris'sev and Hackett. the moving

Fulton Slmhsoh was cl,osen_ ina roads at points where the battalion pict _ _

chhl|.mah_ and llh, following ol-o_l would have been had not the wise Bri- coinnaiii' in a new coniedy Sk9fCll, the

dler tumbled to the eneniy’s game. Six

address ol- hooreolhlloh by Mn Al 1 How the Germans knew the tii_ne the da _

Slmosolh and orosolllotloll ol- 3 battalions would he relicveing is ann- wonderful strong iiicn de luxe. _

caught in a terrific shell fire from week, supplementing Miss Tempest.

marked- too well marked, in huge elephant. n lvautiful horse. and

. but we got out of it in fine style a ei

saved the battalion by ordering the

story. '

i`o._Doininion troops was the ‘cab-

L i . _ . _’

happen often and it must he remem- of the i-ole ni' a rube on his first visit

gig. 1 \ _ 27,__l__9l6 ”’ pile; -i-wo __ __ true ci-uumorrsrown Guam, _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___

P. t- tt'-it tt-m--tt-I y[3_ll|3-|i|l33||l|_[ i§::'“.1.i’“:.:zz:°‘;i.:',?:,i.i'.‘?““ ""“‘|_ll

° 'Q EXlll|Il|l° 'GDI tax; 'alhlgk ,listinytelths ygirrghzhti

"‘°“"‘ in Sill? llllilliililtlt

Q lesauess _and tired,

--;€v drsggy feelings Q"'\\‘ lcon tllasppugl-

1 .3 _ when you restore

\. ‘_ vigor to the ox.

_ _ huuatod nos-vp:‘ by

\ using Dr. '-C 59'.;

if _Nerve Food, g_ ‘ ` 1 60 sells 5 box. - dealers or ldnuii|:2

1 Bates I Co.. Llm.|ts||_

TDTOIKU.

Dr. Chase-'sf1

Ne... 0.0.1

llll.`l) `

ott. wlth.l1is one-man vaudeville

nco decades; and the Gladiators

town. is one of the best charac- creations in vaudeville. Other features ot' the bill for that

monia unless he is infected with the microns of pneumonia; but that. uit~ fortunately, is always at hand, ready to perform its part. Perfectly well people are ablc to resist lt. and the best weapon against pneumonia is it good physical condition. All disease germs are cowards, and hesitate to attack a system that is prepared to of- jor stout resistance; .but at the least weakening of our defenses. they are up and at us in one form or another. The pneumonia germ is a very formid- able enemy; it may be called the big siege gun of infectious disease,

\\`e must he careful to uvoid ex-

he Max Grube:"s Animals. with a

ever little pony; Moon and Mor--

tlie great eccentric dancers from New York Winter Garden; Charlie

ure _ favorites: Julia Blanc Mill

American dancers. in ii sycyc of

JANUAllY-lst

Bid to 4th, wind

9th. very cold weather. 10th to 12th, milder. 13th to 15th, fair. 1Cili to 20th. rough, cold And sqiially. 21st to 25th. low temperature. :Gill to

and

1| 0.18! ..

to find. threatening. l, _ _

ailahle for the inspection of thc cit- izens before Nomination Day.

snow. Sth to

29th, storm wave. 30th to 31st, blustery.

DIARY OF E\'I~I.\"i`S.

T0-DAY.

City Magistrates ('onrt. li n.m. Peoples Theatre 7 and 8.45. Prince Edward. fi. 7 and 8.45.

f MARRIAGES

BEAIRSTO-McCREADY - At the home of the bride's parents, Janiiiiry 24th, 1916, by Rev. Tlionias F. i~‘ullei'- ion. D. D., Arthur H. C. Beairsto of Toronto and Louise B.. daughter oi” John E. B. McCready and .\lrs_ .\ic- Cready. Charlottetown.

CROCKETT-WEST_At the Mellin- dlst parsonage. Albcrton. l’. E. I.. by Rev. G. P. Dawson, on Jan. 24th, Ar- thur Rsyinond Crockett of Plcasaiit

(grothe to Laura Estelle West, of Little

or _

M- DEATHS

MeCABE. - At Stanhope, Jany. 26. 1916. John McCabe aged 102 years. Funeral on Friday morning from his late residence at 8.30 o'clnck.

-i-_-___._%

THE AEROFLANE ATTACK

ON DUNKIRK.

NEW YORK. January 25.-A news

Blency dispatch from London to-day Bays:

"Two German aeropianes hom-

barded the French seaport town oi' Dunkirk at six o'clock this morning. the adinlralty announce. Two hours later a German aviator was shot down by it British airman at Nleuport. nev- eral miles from Dunkirk on tho sea- cosst. `

the Kant coast in two days has stimulated the feeling of uneasiness retarding German aeroplanes for London. The occasional damn oi bomb-throwing aeroplanes over D0. vor ll believed to presage a more ambitious attack soon as the wes- thor permits."

1-ii_,__

Plscl cottrsnluce soon 'ro IEGUN WORK.

Jsn. 25.-Preparm

torday of the

thirty four have been

oltferetico iii

fortnight.

uve

intima- tho con- inonnsr obleot

very little

self in accept the lowest or any ten- der.

Dr-prtmcni of Public Works.

this without authoi-ii_\~ from the Depart- ment.-90563. 7023-1-20m3i.

By order.

R. C. DESROCHERS.

Secretary.

Ottawa. .laiiuary 21, 1910.

Newspapers will not be pad for

advertisemr-iii if iliev insert it

To the Electors of

Ladies and Gentlemen:

l .

oi' the electors of the Cit to become

oder my scr\'ices to the citizens. -

to that honourable position. i prom- lS€

best _service of which I aiu capable, lieepnig in mind the interests ot' cit- izens throughout the whole (`it_v. Tho year book oi the City is now in the tri ' -

make a personal fiaiivat-is oi 1.-lessors my

Charlottetown

usiness Chances

\\':inted-.Managing Director for

Gziiliii institute about to open on the with

investment required S00 iiollnrs fully secured and control given. Salary 1000

expenses. Bank reference given. Write Managing Director Gatiin insti-

islaud. Established and meeting success in Si. .lolin and Halifax.

Dollars with profits and living

e. St. John. .\'. B.

T0-if.’~1-128-M71.

l1_

1 ' ’T_*~T" 'W

liiive been requested by a number

_- _ y _ .

t-aniiidate for the Blayomlty at the outing cle(-tioii and i have. decided to

_ t It you do me the honour of election

that l will give to the work tliel

titers' h.i.iitls and ought ti, he .iv-

.is li. will be impossible for mo to

FOR SALE

Schooner “Ravoia”

124 tons Register N

`an be seen :it the port ot' St. John

J. WILLARD SMITH.

St. John. .\'. ll.

T0-l'_’-1-2S.\lli.

Z- "ta -w

NOTICE

The Annual Meeting ofthe New Do- nioii Dairying t'o., will be held in

ml”-‘ ‘his m‘“f\"S Of S0ll<‘iilllK F0111' Afton Ilall on \Vednestlny the ilnii.

iiiiiuf-nw- niid support . V pe

Yours respecfully. D. J.

6071-1-Zliiitf.

"Three air raids hy Germans on S

‘iss nu

ii? iii

the pssco

- of Tignish

Limited is postponed and uill now

1:.

7011-1-25-M71. . P

not later than Jan. 28th, 1916. 1 Ill

1012-1-2.-,.1u:ii_ S” R'°"""' lg”

by. next. at 2 o'clock p. m.

A full attendance of all parties inter-

R|LEY_- ested is requested.

_ GEO. WILSON, Secy.

’ New Dominion,

° 4 January 22, 1910.

Qhce 0 eehng' ':0i7-i-ze-M21.

The annual meeting of the Patelieil

Dhrh S________ Fox __0_ _ _

e _I 1 , 4 , _' s a

neiii on viii-tina). i-vm. ist tit 8 Dominion of Canada

p_._ ni_. :ii thc Sei1rctary's Oiiice at p

6091-1-24~.\itl.

Annual Meeting

The annual meeting of the MeNutt

n \\‘e<lnc-allay 2nd lfebruarv, 1916 at 8°

ers. Charlottetowii. I ` lm

w. s. ssNTi.£v, B

,,,,, ,_.,,_ rovince of Prince Edward Island

J. A. BERNARD,

Secretary.

THE SURROGATE COURT

6th George V. A. D. 1916

in nn ESTATE or MARGARET

llhlhoohe ovslol. (go_ Llo__ will hh held `}`il€1\'itY late oi' Haverhill. Massachu-

' ' tts. United States but iorinerly of

plgllt ,,~clo(.ll_ l,_m_ lo lhe ollloe ol W_ _ Moiinhlieilhert in Qtlecns county in

ll‘,nllo,._ Bahk ol Novo Scollh (~hhm_ _the said i rovlnec. Widow. deceased.

estate Y THE HONOURABLE RICFIARD

sec., ,mm Runnin. simiiooarn JUDGE .or

ROBATE, &C., &C.. 'l`0 'I`ill"J SliERlF'i~‘ OP THE COUN- Y Oi’ UEEVS (`OL'\l’l`Y 0 ti

Q . , . '

('oiii-:table or literate person vllitlltih

sal

Examinations ~

The Board of Examiners of the P.f li island Pharmaceutical Association 0

All applications must be received 0

I-‘nr further particulars apply to, Y,

d County

GREETING:

WHEREAS upon ref-ding thc peti- oii on file of Jacob Weatherbie ol

E ownzil lit said Province. Carpenter.

Wm mam for _he purpose of exam_n_ e:_i_e of thc administrators of the said

ing caiididates offering for registrat 1

_ _ 'l is.

mn 0" ‘lanuml 31”"191ll~ 1' rth: You are ihcretnre hereby rc-

uired to cite nil persons interested in ic said esizate to be and appear be-

iitc praying that a citation may be

sued for thc purpose hereinafter set

w_ J_ BROWN __;i_e me nt a Surrogate Court to he

tl in the Court House in (Thar-

ttetowii. in Queen’s County. in the aid Prdvince. on Tuesday the twenty- ei-ond da_v oi Fcbrnnrv next. comin

. _ _ Z.

1 1 ~ l at the lioiir oi' twelve o'clock noon of '_ _ 41'; `;lif_‘ snnic day in shev' cause if any _ .___ ’ _~'._°/4 _h they can why tire acioiints of the said éh h&\,hv estate should not be passed and the

,it fzg. 1-state closed as prayed |'or in snid 3'. * _j ’ ____ ,petition und on motion of Donald lilc-

""' Kiiinoii. Esquire Proctor for said

~ - ‘Pctitionen AND l B0 HEl1EllY Oil-

ynqpsls ol Canaan! Norlhwut DER that ii true copy hereof be forth-

Lantl Reglllahollg with published in some newspaper

nublinhttil in Cliitrlotietowii in said

-i Province onco in each week for at

_ _ liens; four consociitive weeks from tho ll.l;,|li°,'2nl;.°,'§l,‘ff|f,§f3'l§;,g§,Q'2flT;',,€.,2¢'§-f date hereof and that a true copy here-

seettnii oi available Dominion land iii M.snitoba.1_of be forthwith posted in the following

l_la_:_eheli’i;i:_ ._lt__l_!_»eri'_t_a__.____t_\__i;_Dllf-l_;\_l.'\}l|;\ public nlnoos respectively. namely. in

orSul»~£=¢ncv for the District. Entrybvproxy the |13" Of Y-he C0\l|'t H0\l5f‘ ln Chnl" may he mhlie at any lllomlriiou bands Aimiey iottetown aforomld and in front of the ‘l’l‘-§|}‘l‘;;ff.§lx‘°h‘_'_f_':f,’_'g 23533 wh Schnolhouses at' Pownal aforesaid and l_i_l,_|l_;|°|,»f um tulip, wg, of gh,” _y¢.,»,_ __\ at Mount Herbert in iisld Provincq/and

:l¢¢ld¢:__i_ii=vi;\g~nwl_t_iii=\_liei:.el rites oi his ialso lc( a true copy hereof he served

r rtuin condition! A habitable houhe la re °" Jonathan w°°th°rble °' B°9¢°"

I |¢lvic¢_:_Im'__ ‘hmm Mmm d in ministrtiior of the said estate and

I CI QI'

en" lo auch service on him shall be made by

tiiiihonxislgfdwiht-isa "mper astra" M registering a copy of this citation to

iles-Shi months rest eoeein easlioftiir M.

hom _ on 1 ' ' ' `i€i|f¢d_¢x=¢pt 'sift "naman p¢risniisani1iUnited States the ' other arl-

mm' °3

rssfter eanilii sstesd tent also 5 l andre" at his mme cf reumenn

o,,,,,,,,,,,,,,|¢l,,,,'l,,,,hf"'l'i,.,_,l,,,[f§ ,,,‘,,,¢,,,,y| at Boston and the Poiitmaster's re-

ohtained as soon as homestead parent, on osipt of the delivery to him shall hs

as ‘ 1 'Wi' °°‘“"”°"'- sufficient proof of such delivery to the l“f,,°""'"1,'§=,,'{l',,’I|°'l',f1'3‘f addressee so that all persons inter- §i__ih-lianea °r¥i"s¢'$Fi»f sm. n-us»- sited in nts sam estate ss ardrsssid hh '”'§, .

l\l2§,..-`.,¢,.,,l............'§I,?';.,° ' oivinv tnvonn nv nam:

_ °;:‘r"°"§°,:Jl',;hd§'°l' “ lilly have due notice thereof

,Z , 1

scrubhv or

w. w. ooiiv. c.n. a.. nmeummsuuuiniawisr

and the Beal of the said

“M 1°' 3°Y°“°°°'4°' ti.. s.; court nn- sms day sr,

January A. D. 1018 and in lust sixth year of Hia Lis- sa ‘s reign.

' ri itlnhm

than

\lr

i lP cial

icse

able

Iii-re hors

lf‘Cll.

lll0il

|ili1_\' iiiaii .

stiilto

_\'iili

l.i1vc

what

will

that

Dient made brief reilli' in a \vord of bfglllgin “'hl°h in lfinglafld means cap'

ks; singing by me company-_ t ring. one of our listening posts. The

--Blosl be the -l-le that l_llmls;1- hd_ day previous tothis one of our privates dress by Rev. L. E. Ackland; solo by Wh” Eeemlllgll’ Weill mark- Staring -_ _ llowhrd Frhsem mldress hy lloh_ inad, made a sudden dash out into the llerbert Howatt. The remainder of 099" and with b2ll'0U@lS al Ulf* <`lm\`l150- ; _ evolllllg hhssoll quickly ln gen__ scrambled through the enemy`s barbed . oohvershlloh and slhglhg ln holh wire. and. though shot at uiaiiy limes,

ol wllloll urls the people of Lol ll; entered the enemy trench. One of his ,-_xo‘,_ll_ _,l lunch [hm more nearly pai'tic11_larcliums was amoiigthose cap-

mbloll o_ l,ohqhol_ ho., sel.\.o(l_ A lured in the listening patrol. We took

hearty vote of thanks was extended ffl" mn “en *Welling and grabbed to the host and liostcsses, and suit- "lg

reply matic by the former. after _

“-lllcll llllh pleasurable ocohsloh was has returned to London with ii cross bwllglll to a close lo- Slnglng the between apriva1e's and an ofTieei".-1 un- _yhllonhl _,lnlllem_ iiorm. from France on leave. He “han

The address or presentation was been W0 l’U'5-V I0 Hel an 0mf‘1l‘l"S ll"l‘

_,S follows; form." he told the provost marshal -lo lsrlvhle __\|.lhh|. fl-homaS_ who questioned hint. lie had been

lllglllhml Regl,hl.m_ blowing up the Huns instead of ihe

Tllls goollly comhhm. ghlheroll tuiiors. _;l‘he veteran of ('obalt had

lo_nlghl_ your ollhllme ,leigh been doing really splendid work last mul lrlohlls_ have mol to do you month, and several glorious sappiiig

llollm- “S ll Holi,-o son of Lol Su, exploits are to his credit. He has be-

You have heard the call of pat- "mls is my last le‘W@~ bf’-"S1 Fm golllg

riotism that is sounding out so loud- “VY” bmw" "D myself “'hf‘“ l ge* l_\' over all the Empire, and have re- l’“_°k~" He lla? il great g_"le"a""9 3" mgnized ll as the l-eslslless appeal gainst the military authorities because

of a personal duty. therefore yonl as _

wear the colors ot' the king to-night. rm"““‘l mu 9‘l“U’m9'"-

\‘.'e believe that none but the highest

_hlollvos have hrolhotoll your ohllhh thinlyl held just- now. and frequently

¢_ you have ,lone so_ ,lol lo lllh our listehing patrols enter the cneiny

Sl,"-ll of h.lvomlll.0_ ho, lol. lllo love works without eiieountering a single

ol ho‘.(,lly_ hor lor- the hope ol- pol. Hun. There is plenty of barbed wire (

,lmlhl l_.ulh_ lllll wllll lho (lehlho lo and steel ontreiiciinients lieliinil tliesc

ll nlallih oh,-,_ hml lo hS_hhlll,__ h lines ihougli. our artillery is gradually

's full share of sacrifice for the ""“ml’l’"g ll~ _ _ _ _ _ _

cause that requires sacrifice _and is1 fertility l3.Cl{ll`lg lf() tl'l€ gfeallesll €Xt€Dt In the Cl.lltlVat€d S0115 \vortli_v ot it. We wish to eviiice in

fashion our appreciation of this of H _ _

.=i11i1lmf1f_ __1;il_l____l_ii.i_1_iiniii_hs_.-i__C _ .otimiigii C,la,,|,a| Deafness (annoy Be(j,,,»,¢| phate, or Suoerphosphate. These two F ertilirers both con-

. .- _ . '_ . 'c _‘ou :irc - ° ~

\-.ortliy to wear the uniforin that nv local applicati0iis.:is they cannot reach the tain from to of avaliable Phosphoric to stlniiils fur so much, Thqgg who diseased pottionoftheear.'l`bereisnnlyoncway the t0n_

linen iicquaiiitcd with you from f."°“llf l‘?"“’l'l‘”l cfl"’l"§"" ,°'h"l "l‘)"hl" bf”

childhood know you to be clean in i~g:;e|<iuliy)n:nlrit!l1iim¥:d crhiditriohofihcrrhhsgodg liinguagc and in life. free i`rom batl1ll'\‘.“§ °fll‘° |'3“Si¢°l‘if1" T“l’°.- Wh” *hlS".'b° habits and uncorruptetl by the curse .:fL.,'&éf'l','f:,;¥,‘;" ,l',f,l"“`v§l,',l',,"‘l¥'l'h"‘,.,Tl‘;;‘g. flf,s‘,_l§` 0 Si.i’0lig ilrlilk. May you Colitliille' ilcnfnessis the result Unless the inflammation

ill those worllly llhl)llS_ no nlhller can be rcdur_‘e_d and this tube restored lo its [0

lomhlhllons mhy hhshll you iiormalh¥ondition,tiearini'i will bcdcstroved for. We have all confidence that .you Ehihrrh \lill‘il’cli:ai;e;‘n'li1i‘l::'iii{ii1tisscollii-leitiiiiimiillill: lt

mgkg gggd ill the new manner mueous`siirfaces.`llali'st`7at=irrhCureactsthru

of lll-e upon whlol h thehloodon the mucoussuiiacesof the system

you will acqhihogouggglfelxgxg-' ca;h£¢¢>f`lJxl4lta‘i-Ir‘l1cai(lJ'lee.1frli;;' Vinces are Sour and the effect of an application of Basic

ily llmlol- llle nooohharv preparatory byéllalgsilatanh Cure. Circulars free. .\|l limit is

- - . ' 1 5, C.

discipline. and il called upon to R l.1_ l_ Cl{|.;NEy 5, C0" -l-,,l,,_l,,_ ll_

ht Germans. Lient. Neil _)lacDonald. "fogl1orn,"

come a fatalist and tells his friends,

private, he 'had to bring back a

The German front line trent-hes are

_-_1

l . ' 5

-~ charge Twenty-tivo santa.

` -t>.lf'~l-1-l+l»l-1+f¢&l~i~l»?i‘.°l»JlI<t-i~i- 11-teii~i»:.+t~r'rst-iF°l~é=~l»:.1|»&.+t»:l%l€.éi~%.*l»:iHeii

Ono cant por ward first inasruoo in this column, half-isont par t

.- nord nach continuation. Cash must accompany order, Minimum

t ~ I I i v I

el.-

es " We teach our m

nto. Ont

en dollars daily. pany Brantford Ont.

this nlllee

hoiisework in ii smni ply

Aoswrs wAN~reo To sEi.i. Fon

'the old reliable Fonthili Nurserl

ence unnecessary, highest com-

missions paid; handsome free equi- pment. Stone & Wellington, Toro

. 8373-1-lME26i.

AeEN1's:T"W6ii'i.o's oitEA1'Es1'

War,” going like a whirlwind! Sam ple book free on promise to canvas. Experience unnecessary Make sev-

iielp \\'uiilctl-_--i"eiiinl4.-

WANTED -GENERAL SERVANT.

family three: St. John, N. B.. good wages, reference required. ADDIY ill

ws~1-so A"`cini.“i`=?>‘n"os~sn'Ai_

to 22 Brighton Road

on to sell Ex

A§"¥ltl Wlllféd *_____.__.________

ii ` l

Lliiscott. Com-

6496-1.-11-M181.

7010-1-25ME3i.

l _ (Emil y. Ap- voia-1-san

housework in small to

To Let

terms. Battalion

Royal

-n.u.~v»~g~»;lg,»_lgtl;-,tt-3,g»»-el _ _'_ssf. 1. ie. _

"'@;g,g* - ° st4't-1-rsiittis was

tf.

wiwrso-cini. ron bsnsasi.

Mrs. VY. E. Agll6W. $9 UDP"

l""lncc Sl. 7003-1-25151.01. WANTED--FUPIL NURKEC AT THE

'minion stats Holpitll Trlinlns School for Nurses. For turf-her particulars address Dr. Aft-bill' V- Goss. Supt. Tonnton State'H0l|il¢ll» Taunton, Mass. _ 8404-10-IZMU

‘l"$F!-m-9-sllnlwli

family. Aiutli'

reason Hardy

' 'Tl L . ~

For Sale ron' 's`AL“EIo§AF1" "'H`oRs"E"“1`5oo

lbs. Nine years old, sound. Address “B” Guardian Office. _ - _ ‘*“‘T‘°'1'13i1‘i‘.*L_ 1 i=on`sii.`€'AT17€ 'G`E'NERAi.' ausi-‘ ness stand for sale or to lease. Ap- ply "D" Guardian ofllce.

_ cs2'§1-1_1_-ititi.

r6a`?E.`E`i'>Ai'n"`ai1oa‘ 'i=ox`€s‘°

Full particulars on application to _"E.l_)." clo Gusrdan.___6716-12_-9Mtf. Fori"s7iTE`.T-_'STEAM saw iviii.i.

and site at Head Railway wharf, Scuris Machinery may be sold sep- arate. F. T. Macdonald, Souria.

6028-1-1911111.

Miscellaneous i AM PnEPAnEo"i"o Move suii.n-

ingn safely rind eitpeilltiously. Book your order early. Louis Flizsim-‘ _ in iuver 'iozs 12oMsipd. 4

day hires one of our powerful elec- tric cleaners. Simple and to operate. You can clean mm carpets, rugs, furniture, mattresses walls sts.. in a day. Phono us- 218. Board Woeits. 6735-12~1l4llltl .

Help Wanted--Mule - "

“vs *re*

Mr. Stewart at Patons. `

7007-1-2519581.-

Wnntcil D --

;@_5; warrrso A-r .ones

-- DRIVING

horse. round 1.050 ib..’hetwosn ‘4 and tl years of age. Must hs sound, upheaded and good t rits

lf)

slit

inn

('11

\\`e have come again to the time

every hand. and-the giant in_theii' i:tnks~piieninoi1i1i stalks pre-eiiiiiient. l

more those things that everyone ought

avoid it if possible and cnutbnt it if it czinnot be escaped.

Pneiiniouia is especially coniinon in

youth and in old age, _vel no one is ex- empt at any nge. It inay he either ri

pneumonia nia\ be the oi1l\ disease tha

CCH

scarlet fever. in adults. also. any il1~ iiess that greatly depresses the Sys- loill

typhoid fever. or after a serious surgi-

a case to a fatal termination that

ery

Of course. no one can have pneu- a

posure to cold and wet. Cold. wet feet and damp skirts or trousers are the eager allies of pneumonia. and so are long. cold rides in a sharp, driving wind. That does not mcan that we must shrink from going outdoors in the cold season. for winter ali' is nn excellent tonic if we are properly dressed to face lt. But wet feet are never uiiavoi<lo.ble as long as rubbers are clieap. and young women wiio go about in rain and snow in thin silk stockings and pumps must blame themselves for any illness they may contract by such carelessness.

mary or secondary; that is to say. Other things that predispose to

' _» _- ' pneumonia are excessive or improper

1 ' ' food. stuffy bedrooms, fatigue, wlieths iplii-ation of some other illness‘ei‘ front work or from pleasure. and. ~h as measles, whooping cough. or in short. everything that tends to

lower the hody's power of resistance.

PNEUMONIA

en colds and coughs prevail on

is well. then, to enuiucraie once

know about this iliscaso in order to

is present, or it may appeari' as ti

-T

Only One "BROM0 QUININE"

may prepare the way for pneu-

nia: it often occurs thi the course oi'

operation and sometimes it bi'ings_

To get the genuine, call for full name, LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. Look lfor signlture of E. E. GROVE. Cures

Cold in One Day. 25c.

uid otherwise have ended in recov-

-M1.

or phono J J Stewart* Charlotte-

“ll-I-lltl.

=. 4.1.

_. raveiier. W

town. ' ' 051-l4lm8l»l'»

AN 0 1 _

ilvs’ysai-I os ‘Q l 9. d. Warhurton‘°a.rili'8hsv. *, k

BASIC SLAG 1

Sometimes known as Thomas Phosphate Powder)

The two sources of Phosphoric Acid, the element of

the Maritime Provinces, are Basic Slag and Acid Phos-

BASIC SLAG

Contains in addition to the Phosphoric Acid from 800 1000 lbs of Line. In the form in which this Lime exists

does not burn up the humus in the soil like burnt Lime.

iscalculated that 95 p.c. of the soils of the Maritime Pro-

to correct this acidity. 2

BASIC SLAG

In addition to the Phosphoric Acid and Lime contained

__ 1. __ his Basic Sla_g there is also present a quantity of iron, the .. » ~;

fiect of which is t_o aid bacterial growth in the soil, a mat- er of the highest importance. ~

BASIC SLAG

Also supplies magnesia and manganese, which in con-

junction with the other elements present, especially Lime. will prove a great aid to the farmer in rendering available the crude potash contained in the soil and making him in- dependent of potash which in former times was supplied at enormous cost from Germany.

\ BASIC SLAG

Is the only phosphatic fertilizerin which all these valu

able elements are combined. Do not overlook the fact that when you_ buy _a ton of Basic Slag you get as much available Phosphoric Acid to the ton as in any other fertilizer and in addition you have the benefits of the other elements referr-

to herein. -

Prof. Cumming of the Agricultural

_ College, Truro

In the annual report of the Dept of Agricnlturef

,,Aé’,'f,'I}§°'1,‘-;g‘7;,7‘h-,f_;`-,`,-_oo-,E-,; _ Nova S_cotia, for year 1_914, writes, referring to their

ments in connection with commercial fertilizers as follows 1:

“In our experience with roots the bestresnlts were

obtained from Phosphoric Acid, either in the form Acid Phosphate, _or Sydney Basic Slag. The addition' f.Muriate. of Potash did not materially increase the yield. The heavi- est yields of i_nanhels‘were in the plots _treated with Slag

wAN1"gp_A UNQ MAN 3 |.U8te3d Of Acid P 08Dl'l8lI9. _Ill l.l'\€ lllflllp Fumlturc Department Apply to 1 gave bettgf [han Acld Phosphate. Where po

_ .1 svnivsv, Nova »sco'rn_i 1 1 . _

Adtlressalllnqdlrles to ' . ._ _ __

was used on this land there was no advantage" , 7

The Cross_Fer_tilizer Co,,Ltd.

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