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“Your Drug.

Store

We assume that if you

were in our 'place you would feel it a duty to protect and promote our interests in every way._ ‘ 1 Therefore we try to

conduct a store in which you will have as perfect protection in every way as we should expect were conditions reversed and we were trading at your I drug store.

We want your trade

and we ask for it on the basis of good goods,good service and reasonable prices.

.l. G. Jamieson Druggist

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TIDE TABLE 2

FEBRUARY.

High Water Low Water

`__»-i 1-

Tll. 9.03 2.08 14.18

15.27 16.27 17.21 18.11 18.58 19.43 20.27 21.12 22.00 22.52 23.50

Ni*

ueammu

l&lO\-4 FF? com ®r4G3

W. 10.02 0.10 Th. 10.52 _ 4.08. F. 11.30 23.0 ' 5.021 sa, 112.22 ;, 5.51' B. l 13.01 l_' 0.07 M. 10.301. 7.20 Tu. 14.00 2 0.02 w. 14.41 11.43 Th. ir. ss. s.

¢

>-li-It-AHH H

$5!“$f°!""".¢.°

Nwnbiouo <7>»-oo<D°‘>

15.14 9.24

`10.06 10.51 11.44 0.56 1.57

15.51 16.33 17.27 18.3 19.3

20 6,40

M. r.55 Tu. | 0.54 W. 0.41 20.3 252315.05 'ru _ 2 2 . 1li5.50

;i0.4s 11:1

12.49 14.03

465°

2.3 ...ao

no

not 5°!" 1.-.ca oo

aware (£»5~©l£I5> C\47.’<B*~l

F. .00 2

Sa. 1.35 1l.0S _ I .' s. 2.06 3.04 I 18.06

_ . I is.-is

19.18 10.54 20.32

1 21.16

22.00 "$.10

wc-

_::r.:l¢»-» ¢'lQ'l@l¢ -season:

>¢r-li-ss-Al-ml.: _¢~9:c-r.:ge v-intcczio.: a-scam*

§`£ 62 i U1 Q fa

9 oz ra

9°." oo: lil-‘

M. Tu. W. Th.

F.

Sa. 4.49 li

S. 5.00 15.46 it _ M. 6.35 17.03 i]1.li3 .39 1 Tu. 7.40 18.30 l| 0.35li2.5s

FEBRUARY--lst to 4th, mild

wave. Blthh to 10th. rain, sleet ‘and snow. 1 t to 4th, much wind and hluster. 15th to 20th. cold and un-

sgtltlled. 22l_st to _24th, wind and sleet. 2 t to 7! . very cold. 28th to 29th, unusually cold weather.

H

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10 20 21 22 za 24 25 ze er __ za

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DIARY OF EVENTS.

TO-DAY.

City Magistrates Court, 9 a.m.

Prince Edward, 3, 7 and 8.45.

l'enpie's Theatre, 7 and 8.45.

\'.\lr-ntinc FZ.;-‘ St Dun:~'t;in's. 7.l'.

Lairy.Asso<~i.i.i1on .tier-ting, l’.\\'.('

IIIRTIIS

of .-_-3:52: es ‘_-' -1 -=';:_f_;-2 rr-_

YOUNG.-At 206, Great George St.. city. on February 22nd, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Young. a son.

if -...:__._..-_...___ _._ _.___-'::r:f:~:.~..-;':‘.. -__._.

l)_lE.-'\'.l.‘.lE€ S

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L;__ ' - ,,,.'_.;_...__._'. »~ _

Wifi-EEHEAD. - At Graham‘s Road, Wm. G. Whitehead in the .~=evei1Ly sec ond your of his ugv.

GREATER THAN GOLD OR GEAR

_ _ tCl15cago lieruld)

ln the will of the late Associate .lus-

tice Lamar of»the United States Su- preme Court appears an imusuai leg- acy. The tdstator leaves to his iam- ily his "i`rlcudsliipn. many and numcr-

ous, in the hog; that they will ho chi-r- ished and con nncd.”

Why not? `riendships are among

the most che lied and prized posses- sions of our li \-and too often among the rarest. 'l‘lit-ty ure greater than the gold and gear that ttguro most prom- inently in last wills and tcstamcnta. And they often take longer to creati- than large estates. A fortune may be gotten in fi. day. on tho turn of the card as it were-but not a friendship. 'Flint takes time.

W'hen one thhiks of it, it seoms a

pity that this fins product of yours or tolling. struggling, failing, succdedlng. suffering and being happy togetlier- this perfect confidence that comes on- ly when the years have tested and ap- proved-shonld he lost when one por- son dies. lt seems us ll' friendslilp.too. Should have a. soul and so live on.

In days long past they had the reel

ing of .the greatness and_ dignity of friendship. Neither poetry nor drama dlsdalued it as a subject to movc_tl1c hearts of men. Somehow we modcrns sosm to have lost this anttqno sense of reverence and respect. Judge La- l|l\r’l will recall us to some scnsc ol' frisudshilfs beauty and splendor.

Mansonvlllo._June 27. '1:l.

lllnardj Llatmeat co.. Ltmttod.

Yarmouth, N. 8.

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_ important

i is ended Without limit-

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Piiililoiic FUND Mllliltttli till Pltttttttllwiltttl Ltltllli

Patriotic Fund _ ~

lspecial Effort Augmen

‘ ployees one day's pay towards this ` scheme. and the heads of the Estab- ` lishrnents above mentioned are reques- ited to subscribe themselves as liber- ally as possible, and to forward to Mr. Binnlng, Manager of the Bank of Nova Scotia, Charlottetown, the sums so sub sirtbed and collected, 1iot'later than lst. .\lzirt'l| Prox.

Dated 18th day of February, A. D.

C. R. SMALLWOOD.

3 Secretary

. Rpecial Effort Committee.

"~l4'2-2-19-Mtf.

qxidwl

Public 'Meeting

f APublic Meeting will l be held in the Council

Chamber, Provincial Hnilaing, on Tuesday the 7th day of March next, commencing at 2 o’clock i in the afternoon with an

' ' evening session opening

at 7.30, to take into co_n- sideration the special

' conditions existing and

that may arise in this Province by reason of the war, and the prospective possibilities when the war

ing the scope of subjects to be discussed, the lol lowing will be consider- ed.

Agriculture

Fisheries

Transportation

Immigration Techinical Education

| Special Industries

t New Industries

Employment of Re-

t turned Soldiers

l The intention of the

meeting is to provide an opportunity for free dis- cussion of matters of public interest, with a view to a better under- standing of our duties and opportunities, and

. fuller co-operation in all

- clllltls li. this ll snail

llllllilll‘ IS Elllllll ' A ""`

Prowse Bros., Ltd.. Charlottetown Reddin Bros., Charlottetown. James Paton & Co.. Charlottetdwn Moore & McLeod. Charlottetown. S. A. ll`lcDonald. Charlottetown. Jenkins & Son, Charlottteown.

Carvell Bros.. Charlottetown.

Buntaln & Bell. Charlottetown."

Hyndman & Co., Ltd., Charlotte-

.l0Wll.

Alley & Co., Charlottetown. li. W. Biniilng for the Bank o

`-'ova Scotia. Charlottetown.

Prince Edward island Railway.

The Guardian 'Publishing C0.

The Patriot Publishing Co.

The Examiner Publishing Co. Beer & Goff, Charlottetown. '

W. K. Rogers. Ltd., Charlottetown.

' . A laxative toda'y_ saves a sick child

tomorrow. Children simply will not

‘ take the time from play to empty

their bowels, which become clogged up with waste, liver gets sluggish, stomach sour. \ » Look at the tongue, Mother! If 1-oated. or your child is listless. cross, feverish, breath bad, restless, doesn’t eat heartily, full of cold or has sore throat or any other childrens ailment,

f give a teaspoonful of "California

Syrup of Figs." then don't worry. be- cause it is perfectly harmless, and in a few hours all this constipated pol- son, sour bile and fermentlng waste will gently move out of the bowels, and you have a well, playful child a- gain. A thorough "lnside cleansing"

Al' that meeting ll- was 319° "3" is oftimes all that is necessary. It

s°l"ed that all empmyem °f lab" should be the first 'treatment given other than those already having glv- in any sickness_

en their consent be asked through Beware of counterfeit ng sy|.ups_

the press to do so.

` Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bottle

All employers of labor willing to of ncalifomm syrup of I.~ig5_»» which CUHSUM Wh” Semi lu their names 1° has fun directions for habit-s. child-

the Secretary. C. R. Smallwood, wil be at once added to the above list.

l ren of all ages and for grown-ups

plainly printed on the bottle. Look carefully and see that it is made by

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the “California Fig Syrup Company.

_ _ _ . . _ ‘ tat|0n Schflne At a. meeting held in the Legisla- ~ lnterssting Lat-ter from stuff;

tive Assembly on Wednesday last _ - Offlgyf Roy |_g|t¢||_

The asses of an Mercantile Estes- the 16th lust.. the following mer- ,F cm-,3S_ F-gym-,sH_ S|cK_ B"_,_ . _ _ _

` lishments, Factories, and other Estah. ` chants and other empl0Y0l'B Df _lBb0l‘ °U5_ ¢LE}qN |__|-|-1-|_E |_|\/ER _ _

lishments where labor is employed. were Dl‘€S9lll Bild C°D5°“¢9d l° the ANU g0wEL3_

' are requested to solicit fi-cm their em- above scheme:-

` TALES TOLD BY MEN ` f `

_._`______.____`_.,____,)§ ON THE FIRING LINE srAt=|= orrlcen nov 1.s|'rcH.

¢

I _"L Tho following letter has bet-n_ rc-

~= -‘*=.__'.}__-__._'F"~~*E Emrrlsl-l DQGGEDNESS |N A TRY. colvcd from Stall Olliccr ltoy 1.1-itch.

"°""" - ING MARCH. who was with ii remnant of the Ser-

bian army in Stutari and who is now

-1

Sonic iiiteresting incidents and ex- ln' Lolidon. lt ills dated Jun. _.Sth _and

SE»\Ll<JD TENDERS addressed to

perlences of a march by the Britisli towards Bagilad were described in

is forwarded by 'ind Artisl's Rifles O.T.C,, Hare l-lull, near lloi1it`o1"d.

‘ ' letters written to an otlicor, who has London, Eiiglaiid:-f

the Postmaster General. will be re- _. _ _ ceived at Ottawa _mm __oo___ on F____ lieenbkglledtliu tlielilgiitliii; 11; Dear Frieiid,-j__.iiii going _tonask ynou

veyance of His Ma}esty’s Mails, on a A ends; 'Wig _?_ fu`e`uma;"u__' if" 5 as :‘_Wl0{3 am lo rl co mposed Commct for four yeam six pp are ex iac s rom ie e - tiisiieivsa east o my icnres rn ames Der week over Rum] Ma" ruute ters, which have appeared in the Lou- pnnious. I had a tearful journey.

don Times. Writing to his father-_froiii i'\v0 week's delay at home wus follow-

No. 1 from Panmure island P. E. ls-

' . the Ayiyie, the officer stated: cd by another in Monti-cal, where I

;§2gsu‘_f;_°m me Postmaswr Generals You woii't find the above place on received much kindness und ii little

' - - - I»'0“l` lllllll. but it is 45 miles from aniioyztnce. Once, in the conipaiiy of

in§;;_%§$?0_:‘g;ligsc0cI?_m?;x)2'Ef ;l_l.g(_&’C_e,;:, 1388116'-1 by I`0l1d and ovci' 100 by river. the Prcsitieut 0|” the Prcsliyteriuii

_ _ _ ___ _ __ ___ __ . Ivinarclied here just ton days ago from i'oll<-gc ut l\lcGill, l will; nrri-sled. but

. t t 1. s en an an .

cod (.`on~mc, mf) . 0 `b . in d ll\\ll-ilillllg the 01 iullcs in 5.5 hours was :it olive i'L‘lte:1.sci| with apologies l

7 X 1

,[Kf_"'§_,§_' 0r,§,'_'.‘_l.;',,f“gl.,,\,f,;,,f),,,§`f,_ 0,»__‘,`,l *Hur had souls lar l\<‘=_ivil>' wi\\1l>l»f‘d liiili'-sit-liotir inn-r I was iini-otlnt-t-tl to _________ _ ____________ :“________:______ _SL M______.____ ini-li in it ttfiiilloratiiro ol owl' ltltl dog. 31;- llngli Gruliuiilv of the " St'\|‘,“ 1 Road :ind :it tl\<"ollit'o bi thc Post tif- I" I", was 'H "umm.“"‘| ol th" "NIMH" '.l`l"` "°~""l:" m°k_"'m"m"" ‘l"~“"' "H ______ I_________________ ~ ll 1'-llltlll 0ll<'i llilll _il Ultll€`l'.\' li-l|~'\~. ra\||l_\' and roulxll. 'ilic bout \\'z|.\_ siniill

' ` JOHN F' WHEAR one squadron cavalry, one doublc coin- ;l||,| ,-|~..\\-(lull, mill ml, _people in had

post Umm luspecwn i'3ll.}’» illlll lllllili \Vll‘l>li'-5=‘l- huinour. i\'lo.~=l \\'t~rn_ wives and child-

, "_ “U llllll ll Sllli-*ll S\‘l'lll> Wllcn wc -n ol' t`:inaillan oilici~i's llut -seven

[um Omw h'“l"""0r'S 0 _“li” . \\'<~l'e 25111111-sl'roiii Kult' nlnl :is tho _ , . -"t " fr ‘(A"‘t '\dl'\ i lin'-\

(ll;Lrloi.t1‘iu\\'ll lllllltl Full. lillb. -‘“""l“ ‘“““"` "I" "‘ H l

»_i 0: 1;

experienced very mixed feelings-~ (si)

.5-2&lZ\l\\'1ii. I r°'l.""L f7“""~` l" mm 0"" "“5U"l~` “l`f" \'|‘i's|t.ie.~:, ii liolgniii i’i'oii‘ssor. :intl at

bring tired oil and were lwltl UP- l l`<'\v ltlliglisli lndii.-.-a i`ol'|nod un agree

ublc oasis amid tho durk tlosiwt. Tile

llUl"~"5 3- Ullallcul ‘I0 Well “U11 Y0“"`° last three nights' inost passengers sul ‘"iid‘~`i “lid (bl Y°“ V0 ‘|“|l‘~‘- fl 101 °f up or slept. in their cloth(-s, with life-

HVUS ln YOUF 0llfll`P.'0- Ll1<fkllY I llllll 0"' nolts iicarby. One drill wus held. It

I ll' 0“0 "0\"`3“i “"0 "lat was 1° Wish .vas vorv l`u\il\v to ser- little babies,

' oil und ct throu li. So tllut tht-ro wnli almost liiildou in tht' proisirrvors. And

tlicrc was rvuson for 1-uiition, for the

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no weighty ilccision to bf: nintlv, and

only the tdctitnl disposition of the An ||_, “_,._ ,,\,| [M _,|,,._,_,| U1 Us

F - -~ _ -- .. ___._ .. ,___ _ ___ _ ,

or F0093 10 bi’ ‘*0“Sld(°""d~ ~-.heir sho sank. A dnv was lost at

Luckily (Or “nmckuyl UW ‘3“"my limit* .uid .iuothei .tt lledl wllilc the

0 I . . -. _ . . _ _ . . _ _ Mlllfafy Rubber "

nud it little long range fire soon dis- I __|lm`._~__| m_\,s_,H~ mu. “.,,__k (U “.__d(,

l"`““"l to the ml" Winds- "ml “"~` r"" through lduglisli rod lupe and then

____ Sllmed 0"" "’a""h ““"l0l‘~`§‘@d_ to .vent on post liitsto to liriiidisi. There

the great. rt-licl ot thel)1ision, with - 1. I _ _I _ __ I, __ , - wholn l had been in coinuiunicntion l W ‘mf-Hr ‘H "Uh ‘Il 1) 'Or

The pommlttee in L-hal-gc of the _W w___0_____q _ .'v:isoi1.~: will-li i 1-ziiinot givr, owiiil; to

“Soldiers Comfort Fund," cull for ' __'_' __ _ __ ._ i , -, _ W0 C“l\l~‘<ll`- Tenders to supply approximately 1100 ____;\_:_ l;_r_“°";‘_: _:’:_=___‘_*_;‘;___i*_l_i‘_::‘_l____‘_’:-__ .~\s this “.\i11li»»l|o '/ plougln-tl -the

t things relating tothe wel- ; fare of the Province. _ All interested are in- * vited tp attend.

l Arthur Newbery, »

' Asst. Provincial Secretary

. 1.-.1 2-.'o\l;ithEodlil‘1x.l'nl Joni.i‘io

l

~t li

. . 4 l-T H ‘. ~ F5 1 .|'l }.- |) pai-rg of Military Rubber Boots. bum- _ _ _ __ ,_ _ ,_ »--0011 l -`~‘ fl- ‘ill \_‘l \\-\.\ U_ \lI‘M/-0. lvles and price must be submitted to “him tm ldmlry and RIIIJL Htl ‘im s““`"" “`il~‘= llllltc roinnnliv Cloak

sn ke b ' da iid fhnm is bv night

‘ 't ot' the fun-and digging for al _ » , _ _ ,' _ "

me H0 'I-,.__.__a5urm. nm later than 1139*’ _ _ _ _ _ _ cd_ligulos stood lcnd_\ nl the guns.

ii 9_6 \\c are worth. Thr, Turks arc ptrlt ctly \;ml0|,`. _md ____ nm _,__ _A001 ____ U

-wh. 28,1 . I - , -I _' . ~ '_ lu-`_»"_ -' 1 _ic F111-flier particulars may be obtain- X:)si2)geli;I‘;;]vi;:_l(];_l;_l_'_' thfglaslslftegr tit_cl_< bt's_|i_|c tlwn' life belts. All- talk-

A. W. HYNDMAN ` ,_ ~ .` . _ ‘ _ ` \'I' fruiglitur, the Eplro, loiulvd like

H0n_Tmas.un_r_1 An otcasioiial shell buzzes ovt;riit.ad our 0___,__ with ______v____o__q for _____ d_______

' ' f ll tl » l l 1’ 1. t _. _ . ` '

Royal Ba,,](_ (iha,-louemwnh _ f’_f__ zghssgvhgelc pdgglep ng __';?__l_‘__ __)t“__li(_’ _.crba, nioved gllost-like nrouud us

r.~,,b__ 22m|_ 191f;_ ___ the mc_m__n_E_ we preserve __ poucv mit weary with niuuli t'ru.vr-l. 1 slept.

7483-2-£3. of grim silence excém when our _______-_ _i-our days l tarriod ut Durazzo wait-

pinnes bomb them to assist reconiiaiss

ic.: ,f -£`~.‘-1-'xg

A ff ‘Q_-/5;;

1 1 |_

Land Regulations. .

THE sole head of sfamilv, or any male over

eighteen y--ara old. may homestead a quarter-

l section of available Dominion land in Manitoba. Saskatchewan or Alb:-.'a. Applicanl; must ap- pear in person ut the flnminion Lan s A|¢¢»n.y or Sub-Agenitv for the llislricl. Entry bv proxy may he in-nic at any |lro|nin»on Lands Agency ibut not Sub~A;:¢ncy) on curtain 1 onditiurs _Duties-Six months rcsincncc uv-on and cul- tivation ol the land in each of three yclfi- A hnrnesteader may live within nine miles of his honiestead nn a farm of atleast R0 acres. on -:ertam conditions. A hob table housc is rc-

q_:iire_d except when' residence is performed in

t' ' _

I vlt mtv _

in certain di-tricks 'i huniesfeadcr ||| good

aide his homestead. Price S .100 per acri.

I Duties-§ix months residence in earli of thru years after earning homestead patent : also 50

acres cxlrn cultivation. Pri--cmption patent may be obtainrd as soon as homestead patent, on certain conditions. _

.\ settler who has exhausted his homestead

riant may take a purchased homestead in get - tain districts. Price $3.00 per acre. Duties- .Must rv.-sirln six months in each of three years. cultivate 5'! acres and ger»c_t a house wor'_ii S3100. _ The area oi cultivation is subyect lu reduction in case of rsugtnhciiihby or stony land Live atoekinsv be substituted for cultivation under

W. \\', CORY, C. M. G..

A __ FOR

Gentlemen.-. it _slams me great

pleasure and must lfltifrins in you to know that after using 8| bob

ol your Llnlment on o cue of

ls which my father was amic-

lwuabiot-orostoro him to

tion. gaping other saf-

blonsil by thence of

ul.

' .. _ listing yours..

i' ‘- .DID 1101885.

iii?

boy heaves a brick at a wasp's nest.

we now at presen ia en

position is not nearly so strong, nal

.ng for some English oiiicers to move

.- 1-... --»------~~--~~---»- -----~*--- ,mcg 1,, prlclsely the same spin, ,___ __ _~f“/tml- The M-“10r. Q Russlfln. a

.nlgian iidtiirnlirerl Englislimuii. who lad scwvtl as a captain in the Greek

’ " ` ‘ to flndifit/'o-uied. _ S _.', ' ‘__-_,__ -"js An _k 5 Cc D _ is U t th ._ _lnmy in lilliblrl. and who commanded

-nveii laiiguage_;4, and u Dalmatian

'__' u1‘allY or artiticiallY. as it was before- “Orb boy °f ni "l°"“» WUVU Bly L‘0lIl

.~* I 'if-’Ti""5¢‘?'-'-»\ li~|-di-1'- ter ili~'\\\‘ii\g I"re'1m to the ' ' ' ' |f- . 1 - ` . . i ' ~

. “__-_ _.1 _. .1 __ . . _ _ _ .sstd lnshas paldtc und the sea.

* "lla l'\l\\|\ l5t\t'I' l‘-H’l"l"' Hifi" f0l‘ U12 “She” ;ll;f0r°er%en§.s tomme utinef 'if Zifveral Evcrv iiiorninlr we wukeiied to thc “'”’="‘ 1- 'S-. ' ` '

4l'\'l l'll"°""llllll' Dl"l\lllf‘l‘fl fl'0lTl MBV wean ' wo ‘mean 0 le re` strains of weird Oiiciitul music Ever\

, ~ o ours, 'int we s a is or y t _ - _ . 1 \\' ll ‘ll l' '\\0“tl3Y- MHTCYI 7111. ill h'_,avny b“0v_f__ up hy the arrival 1 hsscd l’us'hzi ri~u~iv0il us in audi "no" mort iioin iudl.\ who bavt been ti.tin '""‘ H" " ‘ll "“‘ Wlllllfll rlilllvdl'

`sirnw mul, which formed thi? Wd “Wil

_(list oulsiilv lllnwity and tiluillior hull, to bc pro1~\|l~gd_ . Al Shyjah, tlirco miles inland, ruin came on and forced _ us to shelter. The hotel had u main 1 hull with ln\i'tl-baked clay floor ,from -which led off a small shop and two `snilis air iiityiiorsss. A nniaer led [0 ll large room above, A large hole. .\\'l|1~rc a plank had decayed. KING fl good vit-w of the horses. A pau of hot chnrcoul was placed bcsido n

the only furniture. A thief tried to brook in during the nlglttflllll WHS mpellcll l,y my heavy _military chest whlvli l limi piinrod against the door.

.\`i-xl diiy we rode seven hours. The

sci-in-s along the roud wcro_-so l_l~‘l‘l'llll€‘ that l shall not 1-iilai'ge" on them. |.)\-l»ry\\-lil-rv <-attic, horses and men .ll-ripped exfinusti-tl by the roadside. worn out with cold and iiiiugcr. The soldiers 1-r:~.wled into the hedges, that none might sec the last sad struggle. God alone was with the noble souls who had given their all for the glory ol the Fatherland. With the Serb, melan t-holy and inystiual as he often is, hope never dies. For 500 years llc has hopcd for the freedom of his country. So thi- hero. suffcrliig the most tcrrl ble of deaths. dies happy, for he knows that St-rbin will rise froln tht’ ashes oi hor ill-nd lmtriots to the blaze of ii great und glorious liberty. Give all honour to the noblest people in oui modern world. .

As wi- cute-rcd thc inountnins we had

a <~e\tastropli\~. 'l`ln~ grlliilbliiiii bag* gage guard inirvd his horse und buried animal and liuggugv in six it-ct ot' mud. On protein-o ut’ bringing aid, hi' carried oil' it set-onli horse und wus ncvur seen again. For tlirci- hours, St-iiin, un old /peasant woinnn, und lny.~u~ll’ ioilvd to kocp the uniinats hvud out of the mud as lil- struggled 1lo\\'l| lliv lllllsltlu i0 the sirculn below. l-`iniilly n do'{.<ru Serbian .~:oldi\.~i~.~; and nn Atistriiiii prisoner rent-iivil hint ny main force. Tile path wound nloiig precipices us we climbed tlic mountains, in some places, it was barely ii foot in width with grcnt clmsins on either side. Everywlicre was mud, except in the village streets, which were paved with huge stones with an occasional one missing. Sometimes the rock walls touched on either side, so that the baggage could scarcely get through.

The people in their round white

caps, wide flowing breeclies and gaudy belts were very picturesque. For the most part they wore frioiidly. for l was only fired upon twice. Ono shot scraped my trunk.

Next day the great plain had to he

crossed. The mud varied from one ‘.0 throw l`<‘ot in depth on tilt' path. \ stop to t-itlior side nlilrlil drown tho ;uiw5ii'_\'. (iiiidcs \\'oi'.- wliailigi-tl t‘\‘i‘ry t\\'o liours or so. 'l`licy :irc slilnlnlid ii-liows. line in iigurt-_ splendid in on- itil'zili<~o, its thi-_\' wiiilv b<\l`o|'t' its through ti soil ol' uuld and \\':il¢~r. .-\ll is not. trngotly llcrc. Most ol` thc t'ugilivt‘s. illcliitliilu thc nurses front tht: Svottisli \\'oilloii’s llospitul, nro ni fool, wt-nry, litiligry. but 4-i|<»t»1'f\il. Bill some ful dnini-A. llivltt-d uniid it

£

4 i_-irxnxciiri

Thousands oi persons who have

never known a day's sicknms in any other iomi are subject to frequent attacks ol' Headache that almost drive them _mad.

Whatever the nature may be and the

cause; the immediate condition that

produces the Ealniis a congestion or filling up of t e blood vessels of the brain with blood. thus musing a prea- sure on the brain cells and nerve filaments.

In treating all fomu of 'Headache

the first thing to do is to relieve the congestion of the blood vessels of the brain. Abbey's Eflervcscent Salt in laxative doses does this promptly.

Sold everywhere at 25c. and otlc.

Full blooded people who are subject

to frequent attacks of Headache mn be entirely relieved by taking laxativc doses of the Salt every morning. Headaches from lndigestion and Biliousnesa are also entirely banished by continuing the use ol' the Salt until the normal action of the liver and stomach is tutored. _ Q

sold by Geor e E Hnd

MAGIC S3i"..'i‘.i A

-u'oALuM .

1__._-51;-;.r

nun me LABEL

_ ____ .__ _ .__ _,rn

Guaranteed to |50 _;‘__u,__§l tho puro¢¢lndblt¢ “» 'y-- ~;~ . boklngpowdortlml `

It lo possible to pm- _-

duoe. ‘ ` _ 3%

4 “;'.T,_,, .-rf? ...J _

111.01113 mum warm t’“‘1`-§T~'@

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» tt.

" `~`~ 1' .- ft

mountain of baggage. are v_ery_gm- tesque; Priests and peasants, officers find soldiers-,uiiid nurses, English, R18- ilan, and French doctors form an un~ ending colunili thr'\\|gh` the 'low brush or lofty trees which screen the deadly nnthway. with its unmarked graves.

For the second time I slept in a

peasant house, ate curd. meat tough .is a shoelace. and corn bread made from rough maize, sand and horse hair mixed with water. and kneedetl. The cake is then placed in glowing coals fin n stone in the centre of the room. -ovored with u red `hot layer, and finally with ashes.

Next day l reached Alessio. Tin-

llelds are crowded with soldiers, soino in mud huts, some in tents, but most without slieltor. The strocts wore nlniost inipiissubio with troops ol' -cores ot' rogiineiits. Most lind lost :heir units. Tile Albanians refused hem house room except at exorbitant ntes. l pnitl $5 for uno night and food -so oven horv vonditiuils were piti- -tble. _ ' » '

On the bridge over thc Drill. whch

hon separated Montenegro and Al- ‘uuiiin-uil is Austrian iioiv.-were -Serbian and Albanian sentries. M_v soldier was not allowed- to pass, so l went on alone toward Scuturl. 'which' l reached late at night. The fearful tights I witnessed and the adventures through which l pasesd l shall give you in utfuturc letter. ` Meantiiiie. give niy best regards to your good mother. to all the home people. and to my friends. young and old, and believe me, as ever, ~

.._._._| ..-,. _

To Prevent The Grip

Brouio There E. W. 2Gc.

Colds cause 'Grip-Lnxstive Qulnine removes the cause. is only one "Bromo Quinine." GROVE’S signature on box.

FAT MEN BARRED

FROM NEW YORK JOBS

S|'}\\' \'()itl\'. l~`t-b. 22.-l1'ztt uicn

are lin|'r|»tl l'l'mn lloidinl.: olliclitl posi- tions in _this 4-ity. in order flint tin- pciision syslt-iii may bc protected. The city`s civil service oumnilssiun has made thc sweeping changes in thc pliysicni standards requlrctl in nt-\v regululioiis_ "Excessive obes- ity" unrcscrvcdly bars u candidate l'roin admission tp the examinations. This condition is defined as existing where the "least possible horizontal cii~cii|iit't-roiice of tho abdomen is grvntor than the groalust possible liorizoiitiil circuinl`ei'cncc of the chest."

There nrt-. other barriers, but none

so much dismissed its thnt against the fat men.

ENGLISH RESERVE

Martin Iiiillctoii tells it story ol'

two ifliiglisliint-ii whoin he niet while <‘l'll-‘i-‘illll-t i`rom Europe. Thu English- incn wt-.ru both ot' ii serious und coil- si-rvntivo turn ol' mind. Althougli lhthv shared thi- siime stateroom. had seats nt _tho snnn- table. and sat side by sido in tht-ir dock chairs they did not speak to each other. considering it lll\PF0_D‘ll` lv C10 H0. as they lmd not been introduced.

On the last day. when New York

iv:-is near at hand, one oi' tlicui decid- cd it wus time to wuve conventional- i_ty and make the acquaintance of hlg tcllow countryman.

They were standing side by side on

the rail. The man with the initiative was lost in thought. Finally, when he had decided upon u timely intro- ductory reuiark, he said;

“Goiu' over?" _ _ "Ylifl-" l'¢_¢DIied tho other English-

man. _l rather thought I would. Arc

hut but that they have receiwd re l-anions. in a room which overlooked ' 5 ' MUS' Y0\l'~"'

».i.

1' - - ., . . -_ __ tt , . ,)ynr|p5|5 of Canmlmn Northwest _gt_ _,,_,._ ___ _\m,n _.M 1911 Wm he re ilnégrcements, ht_>wevel;,_ silo _;iot.__equ_i)tl_ ___g___ __ _______d us ___ _(_gt_ .

‘ = - ~ _ _ 0 . _. _ _ 7. _ ~ . ' _

. WM' CALLBEqK’._ im! lor lilo past ti-n 1nontl|.i. ‘"""`_“"'l “""""‘l5 '"‘l'l‘“'l"~'~ lil” illll' _ l

hcci' Ono- curious thin" w have noted “"" "‘ ""r"f"l|" léllillilwi. \\'l|il1- he . _

14000-225121. ' ° U ' ‘ liini-it-il' 'l~.l . '_ . 1,., .. .. ' \

in all our captures out here amount- -_ "l-» ‘l ‘Mi -l "ll'~’|V'~i l'9“dY ' 0”’ “M Por word first income* In tht l 1

,_ -, -_ ing in all to some 5,000-s,000,'wci1svo "j l\l=l_ l'_=11\<l_ _f0_1` _ilu-rv is always N ___ __ - ° °° "W" M" °*"‘ 7°'

their slightly wouhdc<l?-- for nppur- l‘7""l`l' tiny thorn nrrlvcd l'tll.rlllYt‘>l.

rlnforcenicnts are

Annual General

lstnndina ma J ` ' i ‘ ` I ° \`”|lL`“' UW'

. y pre-en pl a quarter-section along- _ ' '. ‘ _ ,' - we shall be

Notice is hereby given lliut the Au- ill” 1111110 lllg Slllltl

nual General meeting of tho share- lllld U10 ll\l‘®‘0 Sllfdlu holders ot thc (liarlottetown Steam lllllllllst 8t‘I‘lV0d from Navigation Comliuny Limited will be W0lllll 'llllrllly |ll\V0 held nt thc olllcc of the Company, l|\0l'0 Ul\|0HB they corner of Great (icorgo and Lower nlllll Hb0ll¢ Blllglll'

Water' streets Charlottetown, on Wcd- W0 lll“’¢ hall

wma.. ¢.,m||¢,°m_ uesdny, the lst. oi' March next, at exclfemelll- and

~ the hour of 11 o’clock a. m., for the Tlmis "Um 'hill

_ election of directors_ and other bus- “lid We “re “°

inpiny suns Misi»¢muneisi¢risf‘ mess. By ni-der _' .». glfrlgiz ‘:_’_:‘;_:_°__§‘_‘_‘_‘_

N 8 »-Unauthorized publication i this ad ` G' W' wAKé0n° l_w'0.t`hl|-ds 0( our

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SALE t

The Lewis Granite & Marble Works, at Cardigan -1-00"

Will be sold either as a prosperous going éonoern with

the good will of a business establish_ed_ over fifty years, or

will sell out stock, tools, etc., now oh hand. A splendid

opening for any -person with experience. Terms easy on

?__traig_l;t__sealde, or present proprietors would sell part interest

Pl'¢ ~

sweiif omni mpelsuswaapoeesfit

tyo comps _epoo

_ .T||eGranlte&Msrl|l`o

1441-2.411141; . .-i...._-......- f_~

REI.

ing from india

l`hls is only .1 i but has some

snlnitniitivo bin-king. li-as tho ilulgnrns ure

und

our suspicoiig rc lriych on July 24,

th

r

2-4,000 opposed to us in through their main- they dldn't stop. and Nui. d0lilg frightening

the

much life out

outside darknss

l might he

nemy were point chosen

anxiety

the right dilllcult. to

and so l had to be

» . \ Q ¢ 1-ntiy they don`t return, ns ours do. ‘V"“"-l`- l`"t§t1l"l- fulllillv-l~'l\‘lCl1L*ll» llllrlr

L0. in the xiii-.uiitiino we hear that more l“*"`S *i|"'ll_ll<`-ll Wi'-ll \llllll|'~'l'l1\l|0 Still- `

._ . ' ' ' com - ""‘ f ` 'ill _ - - ' F"" ni

f . .ul _' ; ._ ‘ _

s-1, 0| i-| it was no more l`hc

only illecrlnl iugitivcs were the Eng Ilsh nurses. und cvon they spoke in tones ol' deepest synipntliy und love for tht-Ir tinfortulliite Allies. '

Iisscd Pasha gave me three horses.

Nag. nn armed escort. an excellent young that _fellow oi' seventeen summer, und a

baggage carrier. This fellow ball-ted

_i

,,,,v,,r cM,t,,,-,.,| 3 "mn who had been ll-llllivi ol .iss.|s:-ni|.it|on. » 0 ole continuation. Cash must accompany order. Mlnlmumii i pit-vloinfly wouiidvd What linppvns to ll" "lll‘U‘l sights wort- tony sud. Nurs. 7-w°||¢y.||y. ¢¢m._

_____ ___ Ag'-nts Wanted

AGENTS WANTED T0 SELL FOR

Ti_i_e sid reliable Foutliill Nurser- ies. We teach our msn to sell. Ex- perience unnecessary; highest gpm. missions paid:_ handsome freo equip- ment. Stone ilt Wellington, Toronto, Ont- 210s-2Misrsb.20.

' 5 ”" *_

'E323 Help \vsntea-ivemnie

wANr£o-A coM5E1'EN‘r QENER-

og _ al servant. Apply 02 prlnco gt

~ . \ 'ues-2-22-Mir. ' NND ANTED F a :Nan |. i h°“=°w°rk- Aunty Mgr. n. s. umm,

Could Not Sleeg. Clothing |rrl~ tated. Used ut|c_ura Soap and Ointment. in Ten Days Well.

2fl0_ Dufferin Avo., \Vln||lp_ng, Man. -Lf 'I

became troubled with it rash similar to_hlvq

_([15. ` un my face and arms. Later gf-.* ‘ 3, il, lvrcad _ov¢_r_ myt body. 2-. zxsnormliieasgiusu . -. ~ _ _ ,_ - _-_ _ 2 may issue i»ia¢iss,»'.°_'l ""7 l * .For Sale ~~ 1 . ~ . `, §,“,_,§“__‘{;’_=_'__$"_§_'fl_;{\:_'_§ _F6_:_i"__" §a_t.‘e“-"`*W°`“onA|=r ons`a“"'1s00 _\ _ _ I ___B_; amiga 5_:;r5 51:2: sound. Address.

" flowing that

‘ . ffomtlftmmstmr-nqisiia.

._ Q' ” give my skin to_'onol. _

Ivtrrétlms my body bsuams avmiinhd' lU'¢ioi~lIlh¢ irritated the rub.

K Cntlcum Boop

were loud was well."

ll. 1014.

.Each Fred

is Prints st. 7458-2121nM2i. n¢|.|Asl.s Pais

ONS WILL BE

furnished with profitable, all-yém-. f°\1l1<l employment ss Autoitnlttlng . machines. Top dollars per wggk readily earned. Wo teach you at

f homo. Distance no hindrance. Write

"li 0'1"'-l f0l' Dertlculars. rates to pay 0°"-f °°°l°’5l1lt¢ 2c. in stamps. Auto: §5',;'l¢°f Hwlvfv Co.. mpc. mc,

_ (tollscoitreet, Toronto. ..,

~ f - ' sinsusi

your . Dam,

. 1

FOR SALE-COOKED PIG! FEET,

KUKH. hull burrcls frw|ikl’orts; ull# 'buyers of ages. pork and butter. John Hopkins. St. John, N," B.

__ 746lv2~22m3i.

".’.';‘.§‘;§i:.?..“..?."{.Ei°'i".“"i*”“if”

e or ~

.my ..D.. canal” omcé_° _9°.°% P ___ 6527-1-11-Mtf. FOR 8ALE.- STEAM- ' 8Iw_ MKII

and sito at Head.`*~.Rallvr\y'-wliarf. s°“"|° M°°l1il1Br¥'3ilay bo-\|t>ld`~.sep- arate. F. T. Mtcdonald.`Bo1lrll.‘ 1

_ _ " _ 8008-1-lilltfl

ran M F6 n`sa°" i."s'.--' '1"i-|A1°'vAi.u- _ able farm .f 260 acres siluate

near the Village ofitlardlgan - in 'Klhs’s County. 'until lately own; ed'snd occupied by John G. Scrim- twour. Near Churches, stores. Schools and shipping. For further particulars apply to`J. A.`McDoa-

aid. Merchants 'Corrigan or to Gaudet & Hazard. Boi itoys Chur-

lottetown. _ .-'7g:ag_,_1£ 1Mo. L°:""°‘>*~;.* ."°l`°'°"“"T`““ "‘ .i sr

BHD. lndl"ls`“t.\1¢ su Ornéiv. . .Y "’v‘°`,l455»8-zlmsl